<p>They’re very different paths. For medicine - you would be studying pre-med which is often chemistry or bio. Also the schools that are strong in pre-med are not always the best engineering schools. The problem with pre-med is that you have no guarantee of getting into med school (with few exceptions where a school has a guaranteed med school option) - it depends on your college GPA and MCAT scores. </p>
<p>I suggest you spend time this summer exploring both fields more. Maybe work in a medical setting to see if that’s what you’d like to do. It sounds from your post that engineering is something you’d enjoy and it’s a good field for jobs. Also, be aware that there are not a lot of jobs in “neuroscience.”</p>