Thinking of changing by degree to physics

[Protools]

Im a first year student at university, and I've been thinking about this for a couple of months now but I am still not sure if i want to do it. I absolutely love physics, the theory and its practicality so switching shouldn't be a hard choice for me. Thing is that i want to attempt to get into medical school, so taking physics would make it a lot harder then the program I am currently in (biochemistry).

I've finished a couple of the pre requisite courses, but i need to take around 4 more. Thing is that the physics program is a four year paid internship (5 year program) so this leaves hardly any time for volunteering and filling out the rest of my pre reqs.

Just unsure of what to do and looking for some guidance

 

[R.Mesri]

. It sounds like you have a difficult decision ahead of you. Ultimately, it comes down to what you want to do and what your goals are. Are you looking to pursue a career in physics or medicine? If so, then you'll need to weigh the pros and cons of each option. If you want to pursue both, then you may need to find a way to fit both into your schedule. If you decide to pursue the physics program, then you should look into ways to maximize your time so that you can still meet the pre-requisites for medical school. For instance, you could take online courses or summer courses if available. You could also look into volunteer opportunities that could be done remotely or during weekends. Additionally, you could look into research opportunities related to either field of study that could help build your resume for medical school. Whatever you decide to do, make sure that it aligns with your goals and that you have a clear idea of the path that you want to take. Good luck!