1) Get good grades. Try for a 3.6 GPA or above.

2) Take all the hard Math & Science courses, AP if you can. Take up to Calculus; take Biology, Anatomy & Physiology (if it’s offered); take Chemistry & Physics.

3) Colleges want well-rounded Pre-med students, now, so join one club or sport, too.

4) To be sure you want to be one, do volunteer work (maybe 4 hrs./ week in a clinic or medical-type setting, if possible. ) Or at least read nonfiction or semi-fiction books on the lives of doctors, like *The Intern*, etc., so you know what it’s like. I especially liked the autobiography of the former Surgeon General Everett Koop.

5) Talk to doctors, to see what their lives are like.

6) Consider 2 years of community college, for your General Ed. requirements, to save up your money for your BS degree & med school.

Good luck!!

Pay very close attention in biology, chemistry, and math. Take the highest level and hardest of these that you can.

Pay attention to everything else too – but these are critical. Develop your written and spoken communication skills.

Keep your grades up but also make sure you do other things. An art, a sport, and a social life. You want to be more than very well learned – you want to be well rounded as well.

If you havent already study for the SAT and build on your vocab. Even if you learn a word a day, I suggest more but one is better than nothing. Also if you are really into being a doctor read journals and publications, if you educate yourself early you might learn what type of doctor you want to be. Another thing is researching medical schools and what things you need to get into those schools.

Go to a guidance counselor in your school. Get a book from the university (usually free) you might be interested in to see what the requirements are for that specific major. Then plan your high school courses to meet the critiera. Take all the courses you can in high school that are relevant to your goal of medicine. There are many training programs out there in junior college level before going to a four-year university.

Focus on what area of medicine you are most interested in.

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Take Chem after you finish Biology

check out taking med. related classes at your local community college

accordin 2 me….u shud concentrate on the subject biology ………………..jus make sure that u have all da knowledge in dat subject!!dont by-heart the subject but jus try 2 understand it !…………im sure it’ll b easy 4 u as obviously u lik dat subject!……..

if u wish 2 u could also take extra classes or join some institution so that u gain sone extra knowledge than wut they teach in ur school