DOCTORS: What subjects do you need to study to become a doctor?

Question

I am going to choose my options:

At the moment I am studying:

Geography

History

Religious Studies

Art

Design Technology

English

Maths

Science

Latin

Spanish

French

PE

Drama

Music

IT

Answer 1

English

Maths

Science

these three should be enough for you to become a doctor but focus mostly on science since science is the main criteria for a GP and the reason why english is needed is because you need to also consult your patients to make them understand what problems they have and to have a positive attitude.

maths is not much needed but basic math skills are needed for calculations in pharmaceutical and also in biology ^_^  

Answer 2

Science, Science, Science.

If your going into A-level you will need Chemistry and at least 1 other science (or maths) but preferably two.

Remember medicine is extremely competitive so they won't even consider you in most places of you don't have mostly A's.

Answer 3

Chemistry 1, 2  with Labs, Organic Chemistry 1, 2 with Labs, Physics 1, 2 with Labs, Calculus 1, 2, English 1, 2, Foreign Language, 1, 2.  

Extra Curriculars.  

Answer 4

That should be fine, it's good that your doing language they like that because of the number of foreign people moving into the UK.

Answer 5

science

Answer 6

Your primary focus should be in science and math -- and do well in those areas. By the way, that's quite the course load you're carrying!  I don't know if you are in high school or college but in either case, your GPA needs to be in the high "3's" in order to be considered for admission to a competitive university or a med school program.  Your MCAT average needs to be high (each school varies slightly but shoot for average in the 9-10 range to be considered).  It's a lofty and admirable aspiration and I wish you the best of luck in your endeavor.  Keep cracking those books!

Answer 7

Latin, science and math.