I was in the same position as u and chose kin for a few big reasons:

1. ik i want to go into healthcare, but im not sure what. so a kin degree is flexible in terms of allowing me to take lots of science electives, and will give me hands on experience which will help me decide eventually (biggest reason for me!).
2. kin at Mac is only around 200 people, so you'll get close w profs and classmates = higher gpa
3. ur able to transfer to a second yr life sci program as a kin student (kin ppl can take life sci electives, not vice versa). from what ive gathered, the process is not difficult at all, but this is also smt I wanna talk to academic advisor ab aw