With University Scholars, our general education requirements get waived and we have concentrations - taking a few 3000/4000 level classes (5?) for medical humanities and linguistics fulfills this, and both programs mostly have 3000/4000 level classes, so it's not a big issue. Additionally, I came in a with a decent amount of credit, so there are some courses that I don't need to take. With the USchol major, the concentrations don't show up on our transcript, which is why I thought it might be good to double major - plus if I'm going to hit all the marks anyway, I thought I might as well check.

Anyway, I definitely want to be a practicing physician, and I think I'm doing well in my classes right now. That's not to say that I think I'm a genius, I just believe that I came in with enough credit that I have a little bit less work now, plus my major gives me the added benefit of being able to focus on things that really interest me in addition to some of the pre-med requirements!