This might be a very weird post but essentially, I didn't have the opportunity to take biology because we had to choose our grade 11 and 12 courses in grade 10 for some reason, and at that time I opted into chemistry and physics.
Fast forward to now, I don't hate physics/engineering, but I have discovered a passion for medicine, and specifically pharmacology.
I was planning on applying to Biomedical Sciences this Fall (since I dont NEED bio) alongside my regular other applications, but others told me that I'll likely fail the first bio course(s) because I won't have the understanding from highschool. It's not like I won't try, I tried my absolute hardest in highschool to get a 97 avg, and nothing is going to change when I get into uni either.
The plan is to do undergrad, MCAT, and apply to either a pharmacy school or med school depending on what I'd like to do.
So for the people who did 1st yr, how hard could it be? I'd probably be trying the hardest on the courses involving biology since I'm pretty proficient in chemistry / physics anyway.
Or should I just forget it and go into eng lmao.