<p>I know colleges offer pre-med as a program, and not a major, so I would like to major in journalism while taking pre-med classes. I want to be a doctor as well as a journalist of some sort.</p>
<p>Do you think colleges will accept my totally different interests?</p>
<p>What are some good colleges that offer a journalism major? Pre-med program? Both?</p>
<p>It kinda sounds like your interested in public health. Many public health schools offers courses in epidemiology as well as communication. John Hopkins and UWashington have excellent public health programs.</p>
<p>Hey there Noise-- you sound exactly like me! I wanted to be a journalist for years, and then in high school I became very interested in science and medicine. As Seattle said, the interests are not actually so unrelated. Many health professionals also enjoy reading/writing about current medical developments, and developments in other areas of the news. 
Her suggestion is a good one-- try to look for schools with Public Health programs. I’ve toured Johns Hopkins twice, and their program is absolutely outstanding. If you have the stats for it, I would highly suggest applying. The school will look favorably on your diverse interests, and realize you would be a good fit for the program, since it has both scientific and social science aspects.
Hope this helped!</p>