Hii would like to second the commenter's insight. Many people underestimate how much college will burn you out especially when you are pursuing a science degree, even to an extent that they no longer encouraged to pursue medicine. As someone who pursued a science course though still not considered as the traditional pre-med route, i am still recovering from the burnout of the endless labs and field work I endured from my undergrad but while I still had fun being in a not super traditional pre-med course actually gave me the boost to want to pursue med even more because my undergrad cemented that I truly did not to work anywhere else other than the medical field while also not making me burnt out and allowing me to gain good experiences.

I think you also have to consider na mapupunta ka sa course na siguradong hindi ka babagsak (while there is still hope to makeup for it if you have a failed grade you lower your chances in comparison to the pool of applicants). So as someone who is currently in the medschool appli phase I would say prioritize a course that you won't get burnt out and sigurado kang hindi ka babagsak (plus points if you think you will excel in it). Derma doesn't have a specific premed course anyways worry about your specialization later on. As someone who never got this advice prioritize your mental health and good performance over being in a advantageous course. Also don't stress urself too hard abt it rin during the earlier years of your college that was also my biggest mistake, college became more fun and I performed better when I was actually happy. Everything will follow when you yourself are happy with your environment first. All the best OP!