if you currently attend Tuskegee, fisk, spelman, hampton, clark.open up

TSUblueTiger wrote:

Personally, I think the HBCU experience is something you will never forget. All of your choices are excellent. However, if you are interested in adding to your list, check out the link below for additional options. Good Luck! US News and World Report list of Top HBCUs USNews.com: America's Best Colleges 2008: Historically Black Colleges and Universities: Top Schools

sweet_honeybu wrote:

HBCU's are great, wouldnt recommend choosing a PWI over a HBCU but a great PWI in california that is excellent in the medical area is Davis, I still recommend a HBCU though... I think springtime was trying to ask how is a psychology degree going to be all that you need for the medical field...? but in what area of the medical field are u interested in?

springtime2006 wrote:

That's exactly what I meant. On the MCAT, I know that the information covered will include anatomy and other science type things. If you major in psychology you are going to focus on how the mind works. You can take a few science electives but that wouldn't fully prepare you because you can go only go so in depth in the subject since its not your major. Plus taking classes all over the place can interfere with fulfilling your major requirements.If you want to go in depth into the life sciences you should just major in one in the first place or double major. I hope this helps.