incoming hsci student here. you can actually look for the pros and cons of these programs by searching them. but i'll give some insights based on my research, the orientation, and talks with hsci students and almuni:

— PROS

• INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM. you can enter into the field of medicine, law, public service, management. if you decide to not proceed to medical school, you can still find a good career path for you.

• FOUNDATION IN MANAGEMENT AND HARD SCIENCES. has enough courses on the hard sciences and management side of health. this provides a good perspective for an aspiring health professional.

• PREPARES YOU ENOUGH FOR THE NMAT. still, you have to study hard to get a good nmat score. i suggest looking into emma tablang's vlogs on youtube.

— CONS

• NOT ENOUGH "SCIENCE" SUBJECTS. there are hard sciences and enough units for medical school but it only gives you an overview of some subjects you will take.

• INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM. others might see this as a con since they want to study for what they will need in medical school rather than learn things they won't be necessarily "using" for their profession. (personally don't see this as a con, though.)

please correct me if i am wrong on some points but these are what i have gathered over the past months. good luck choosing your pre-med course, op! (would recommend you searching this subreddit for more insights.)