If you can knock that stuff out of the way at a Junior College, then you’ll be able to focus your university career on courses that are relevant to your degree. No need to learn English from the best professor in the state if you don’t care about English.

The first thing you should do is look at what classes you’ll “need” to take in order to graduate. Then, see which of those classes you can transfer in from a Junior College. Of that list, you should take the classes that interest you the least. That way you’ll be bored at a Junior College and not at a University.

From those classes, make your selection! I guess my advice would be to take PE, a foreign language, English, etc.

Hope this helps and good luck in pre-med!

You can also finish up your foreign language requirement.