I want to be an English major, but a lot of my volunteer ec's are medical related

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<p>Is this a problem? </p>

<p>As a high school student, I feel like I have a lot of strengths. One of my strongest strengths is with the sciences--I want to be a lawyer though. The scientist, or doctor life is not for me. I love law, and writing over science. </p>

<p>It just so ended up that most of my volunteering and leadership ec's are related to the medical/science field: volunteering at a hospital, starting up, and being the leader of a hospice teenage volunteer program. When colleges ,that I will be applying to, see that medical/science areas are my interests will they be like, "***?" when they see that I want to be an english major?</p>

<p>I hope this made sense.</p>

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<p>Lol, just because you volunteered at a hospital doesn't mean you have to be a doctor. You can be w/e you want. Colleges just like to see the ECs, they have no impact on what you major in or anything.</p>

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<p>they wont care at all. Hell if you're THAT worried put down a science as your major and just switch it as soon as you're admitted.</p>