<p>I am currently a psych student and even though I like the field, it is definitely not what I want to do for the rest of my life. I had issues with financial aid and I have to graduate earlier than expected, hence my psych degree (the molecular bio degree will take me a year longer). I really want to pursue medical research, specifically in immunology; however, since I will have a psych degree is it possible for me to do that? Or should I just go for both psych and molecular biology degrees before I graduate and take out private loans? I have taken basically all the pre professional courses required for med school (I was formerly a molecular bio student but I changed majors once I found out about my finacial aid situation), is there any way to get a master's and go into a phD program after that in this field? Or am I out of luck?</p>
<p>You should just research the requirements for each school’s programs. They all differ. Usually biomed Phd programs require general bio, general chem through org chem, and some require physics, biochem and more and more specific courses for each program.</p>