<p>Civil engineering and computer science majors probably don’t include all of the classes that are required as med school prerequisites. You can major in those and still do the medical school prereqs in addition, but I wouldn’t count on them already being a part of the major (I’m not sure what you meant by the “prereqs for college”?). The med school prereqs should prepare you for the MCAT, but I would still recommend that you study specifically for the exam so that you can do well on it (it’s not really a test that you just “pass”).</p>
<p>I know people who majored in computer science and then went to medical school. If you can manage your time well to fit it all into your schedule (in addition to extracurriculars to improve your application to medical school) and if you are adept enough at those majors to keep your GPA up, then I don’t see a problem with it.</p>