<p>I’d probably not to Biomedical Sciences, it sounds like a flim-flam major. I might be wrong though, especially if you go to a top undergrad where some of them have fancy names for their degrees, so I would look into its course schedule and compare it to other science majors. I don’t recommend choosing a major based on your MCAT aspirations. It is quite possibly the most inefficient way to improve you chances because, after the general courses, the stuff you learn is only tangentially related to what is on the MCAT and only becomes more so. I’m also not confident that psych is going to improve your writing/communication/critical thinking skills any more than a science major will.</p>