The information that you need to think about and act on to get into the profession and school of your choice is something entirely different, a private affair. To decide which courses to take and when to take them, you will need to know more than just which health profession interests you.
Different schools can have different prerequisites.
You might want to keep your options open for more than one profession. Most schools have placement tests for mathematics and writing, you should take them and consider your results seriously when you decide which courses to take. You are not doing anybody a favor if you get in over your head and sacrifice the strength of your work, and no one will be impressed if you take a string of courses that, for you, are easy. The key to success is to take a reasonably challenging course load, and master your material. Remember that you need to consider issues beyond the classroom when you make your schedule.