<p>You aren’t going to get into a med school based on the number of hours you’ve volunteered at the local hospital, the admission committee will look at your academic credentials as well. Your grades and scores will do the trick for you, volunteer work will be mostly the icing on the cake.
Now to the majors, have you ever heard of a MD/JD degree? Here is a link to such a degree <a href=“https://law.duke.edu/admis/degreeprograms/jd-md/[/url]”>https://law.duke.edu/admis/degreeprograms/jd-md/</a> This degree will make you both a doctor and a lawyer. Sounds unreal? It does kind of sound unreal as you don’t get to meet too many of them but they are out there. Some lawyers doing medical negligence-malpractice cases have such academic background.
So to answer your question directly, think about majoring in law along with medicine.</p>