Can I major in Pathology, Phlebotomy and Lab tech in Stanford University?

Question

In Medicine?

Ok, maybe you're right.

Answer 1

What? I have to assume you're in high school, would love to go to a famous school like Stanford, and have heard of terms like Pathology, Phlebotomy, and Lab tech. You know they're in the medical field. Otherwise, you're pretty much clueless and asking for help?

Ok, first of all, you only "major" in something in undergrad. Stanford doesn't have those majors.

Doctors have to go to medical school. Their major in undergrad doesn't matter to get in, and doesn't matter much while in med school. You don't "major" in anything in med school. You learn the basics of what every doctor should know. You start training to be a specific type of doctor during your residency, which is after med school.

The only one that might be a medical residency is Pathology. The other two are AA degrees at best, if you're looking for a career in just that stuff. To put it bluntly, that's beneath a school like Stanford as well as medical schools. Those are assistant jobs (vital ones, but they're at the bottom of the totem pole so to speak when compared to a Stanford person or a doctor).