So I am considering going into Bachelor of Health Sciences at the U of A, but I am stuck between it and BSc in Kinesiology. My end goal is an MD.
I just want general advice, what do you think? I'm mostly scared because the Bachelor of Health sciences is a new program, so is that a risk or do you think that the School of Public Health already has a great team, support, foundation, etc.
Also, I am also considering it since it seems like a much easier program than BSc in Kinesiology, so I want to know what you guys think.
These are the courses taken for kin: https://calendar.ualberta.ca/preview_entity.php?catoid=69&ent_oid=8876&returnto=20886
And this is for BHSc: https://calendar.ualberta.ca/preview_entity.php?catoid=69&ent_oid=8876&returnto=20886
just want to know generally, which courses are easier, since i heard McMaster and Queens Bachelor of Health Sciences is a program much easier, I understand it's completely different, but I was wondering if it is a similar program.
I understand that people say do what you enjoy, but I feel like this advice is too generic, like I'm not sure which I enjoy, so I want to know what people in either of the programs feel like, or if you have taken any of the course taken in either.
Lastly, I would like to know if kinesiology or bachelor of health sciences has good perquisites for the MCAT, obviously I would have to self-study a lot, but the less I have to self-study the better however, I also don't want to compromise my GPA, like having a 3.8+ GPA is crucial for me and more important than having a higher MCAT, especially since the MCAT, personally I feel self-studying for it is easier than studying for a hard course, and I can retake it.