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1.6) Which major should I choose?
According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, a
premedical student may select any major he or she chooses, provided
that he or she completes the prerequisites for medical study (cf
1.3). The most important thing is to select a major you enjoy, as
this would allow you to master the subject. Medical school
admissions committees want to see students who master their major
fields of concentration in college, and many medical schools enjoy
receiving applications from students who have studied areas outside
of the sciences. Acceptance statistics broken down by major are
provided in the MSAR (cf. 1.4).
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