It’s no surprise that many people who apply to medical school choose to major in biology, which is the basis for physiology and other medical principles. However, that doesn’t mean that if you’re interested in studying medicine, you should only choose biology as a major. Many people who enter medical school major in engineering, physics, chemistry or other disciplines.
To be successful in medical school, you’ll need a solid foundation in biology, but you’ll also need to know principles of organic chemistry, biochemistry, physics, psychology and basic analysis and reasoning skills, all of which you will receive with a degree in chemistry from Concordia University, Nebraska.​​​