<p>wowmom - It is an exception and your D sure seems to fit that! </p>
<p>I am worried that while MCAT and AAMC is paying attention to bedside manner, no one is paying attention to how much tech will be used in future. It is important to require one or two programming classes and some more physics and Math to understand the new machines that are going to start popping up 5-10 years from now. </p>
<p>Nick - the main issue with being a bio major is that the plan B of using Biology to find a regular job seems to result in lower income than other majors.</p>