<p>Ok so right now I am contemplating whether to be a lawyer/accountant or a doctor/biomedical engineer. I got into USF in the 4+3 program which guarantees me a spot in the USF Law School class of 2013 the moment I begin to attend their school. I also recived enough finacial aid where I only have to pay $5000 a year to go there and I live in the bay area so I will have to commute everyday about 15 miles to school and somehow find parking. However, I also have an offer from UC Davis where I recieved a regents scholarship and got into a special honors program. I also got in for the hardest major and if I attend will be doing Biomedical egineering Pre-med, which I hear is insanly hard, but I will get to live on campus. What should I do! Although I know that this is a biased forum, because it is the Law School forum, I wanted to get a law school perspective on this issue. A guarentee of law school seems too good to pass up. But I am wondering if this offer really is too good to be true? Help.</p>
<p>It's waaaay to early for you to make such an important decision. It's not something that can be decided today, tomorrow, or even next week. Take a few pre-med classes, take some business classes, take a lot of liberal arts classes. See what you like. I know that this has become such a cliche, but you can't base your decision without the necessary experience. Although this is a law forum, no one here will say, "become a lawyer." </p>
<p>Enjoy your time as an undergraduate! You don't have to decide anything right now. Use your liberal arts domains to explore options. Have fun, but get good grades. This is the best advice I can offer.</p>
<p>Thanks for the advice!</p>