You’ll need a good background in math and science – as other people have said. Schedule an appointment with a counselor at your school and ask whether you can talk some graduates who are premed, in medical school, or doctors.

This is a big decision, so try to talk with some college students who are premed. You might visit some nearby colleges, even if that’s not where you end up attending, just to get a sense of the workload, how people spend their days, professors’ expectations, etc.

Good luck!

The degree is designed to allow you to go to a community college for 2 years, get a degree, and then transfer to a 4 year college and major in whatever you want.

I would recommend a Biology/Chemistry major for pre-med. Liberal arts will get you there, but Biology or Chemistry will get you there faster and help you learn easier.