What should you study in high school or college if you want to become a docter?

Answer 1

I'm not really sure but I think you need alot of maths & sciences.

Try to take the highest mathematic course you possibly can. Science courses such as Biology, chemistry, physics, anatomy & physiology are also great benefits to medicine.

It depends on the specialization of the one becoming a doctor. In high school, you should study every course to be qualified in a good university.

Answer 2

The choice of high school classes is not really a big deal when it comes to becoming a pediatrician. If you want to get into a good undergraduate university, taking advanced placement or international baccalaureate classes and doing well in them is probably a good idea. Once you're in college, there is no particular major that you need to take to get into medical school, but you need to take the prerequisite courses such as biology, biochemistry, chemistry, physics, etc. and you must take the Medical College Admission Test (In the United States at least).

Answer 3

Take as many science and math classes as you can, and it couldn't hurt to take a few years of a foreign language. The most important thing, though, is to make good grades and be involved so that you can get into a good university. Medical schools don't look much, if any, at your high school years. Also, try to get involved in volunteering; it will demonstrate that you have had a long-standing desire to help those around you and be a leader in your community, which is an important attribute that medical schools, and university admissions in general, look for and appreciate. Also, just focus on learning to study well. College courses are much more difficult than high school classes, so learning how to study well know will put you ahead later.

Answer 4

first of all SPELLING! TO LEARN HOW TO SPELL "DOCTOR"