<p>I am debating between two majors, Ecology/Evolutionary Biology or Molecular/Cellular Biology. Evolutionary biology does not require organic chemistry but it can be taken as an elective. Molecular/Cellular Biology requires organic chemistry and may have me taking two sciences freshman year. So is organic chemistry a must? Also, what are your thoughts on these two majors and will I need Calc II for med school? Also, could I take organic chemistry in the summer? Thanks!</p>
<p>You have to take organic chem for most if not all med schools. I say major in Molecular/Cell Bio. That's because 1) I don't know much about Ecology and Evolutionary Bio and 2) I liked the Molecular and Cell Bio Seminar I took. You will not need Calc II for med school most schools require at most a year in Calc or some other math. If you are good at Calc and can get an A in Calc II then take it otherwise Calc I will suffice at most schools. Check the reqs for some perspective schools.</p>
<p>Major in whatever you want but you have to take organic chemistry.</p>
<p>even music majors have to take organic if they want to go to med school.</p>