Would becoming a CNA help in admissions?

bopper
Wed, 13 Jan 2016 21:24:26 +0000

For med school, I would not do that at all. First of all, your undergraduate doesn’t care about your interest in med school. They care about what major you might want to do and are you prepared for that major. Many pre-med students major in biology, but you can major in anything you want (chem, math, psycholgy, whatever) as long as you take the pre-req classes (bio, chem, org chem, calc, physics, english, etcetc) in college.
I would take the “normal” classes…AP Lit, AP Calc, AP Bio, AP Human Geo, Human Body Systems (a pltw class), and then some other elective? (Maybe AP Psych instead of AP Human Geo? Look at colleges of interest and see what classes they give AP credit for).