Is it likely (if you can) to get into medical school if you got your undergrad degree in economics?

Question

I got my degree from UC Berkeley, and I did not minor in anything.

Answer 1

Many, many med school students majored in areas other than the hard sciences.

If you have completed the prerequisites to qualify for medical school admission, you can certainly get into medical school. You may even be a strong candidate, depending on several factors.

Your ability to gain admission will depend on your MCAT score, your GPA in the prerequisite courses (chem, including organic; physics; chemistry; biology; and sometimes calculus and English, depending on the med school), any volunteering or interning you've done in the medical field, your letters of recommendation, and your letters of reference.

Best wishes to you!

Answer 2

sturdy question! i'm questioning approximately doing an analogous element. if i've got been you, i does not do historic previous because of the fact demands a variety of of writing (like 10 web site papers each and all of the time!) based on the record, i might say Sociology.

Answer 3

I am not sure, but you might have to take some courses to get to where you should be in your education. I am sure some of your degree credits would carry over into your medical degree.