With medical school acceptance rates just above 40%, it's easy to understand why premeds are so eager to find a way to gain an edge on the competition. 

You already know that in order to be a competitive applicant you have to earn a strong GPA, get a high MCAT score, and acquire relevant research experience. 

But how will your premed major selection affect your chances of getting into medical school?

If you ask around, you might hear some answers based on misconceptions and rumors. Maybe you’ve been told you have to be a biology major, or that English majors have the highest medical school acceptance rates. What should you believe?

In this week's video, we take a look at the data and uncover which majors have disproportionate success with med school admissions.

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TIMESTAMPS:
[00:00] Introduction
[01:08] Which majors have the best success applying to medical school?
[04:36] So what is the best premed major?
[06:15] But why isn't biology the best premed major?
[07:37] What should you consider when choosing your premed major?
[10:06] Which premed major will improve your admissions odds?
[11:17] Final thoughts

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