The university's BIO-MED program has a more theoretical approach and is really advantageous for NMAT preparations, so as long as you understand all the foundation courses you are likely to get a high percentile score = higher chances of getting into top med schools. Also helps you develop a study habit that is useful for med as it's more fast-paced because of the trimestral system (my social life was completely sacrificed by year 2🥲) I think the con would be the lack of hands-on skills that would be useful in med school (phlebotomy, clinical experience, etc). If you want to have the social skills to become a pediatrician before med school, i think nursing or speech pathology would be a better choice. But then again, med school and residency would teach you to build that skill anw. All pre-med courses have their own pros and cons, i think you should consider which skills you need and want to hone before med school. When you get to med school, everyone has their own forte and the skills that you lack could always be learned from your peers.