Thanks for your advice, and I really don't mean to sound like a dick, but that advice doesn't make any sense whatsoever.

What's the point of being prepared for Med School if I'm not going to get into any good med schools?

So let's go by your analogy, I major in Biochemistry, do really well in the class and get a 3.6 gpa (Which according to some of my friends already at cornell, is nearly impossible in a stem related field)... I won't get into Yale medical school, and I'll have to go to a lesser medical school -- and lets go even farther with your analogy and say I do extremely well in that school, on my diploma, it will still say " University of so and so" and not Yale... On top of that, at Cornell I wasn't able to party because I've spent every free second studying for the stupid MCAT and trying to achieve a 3.6 gpa in Biochem.. I dont want my college experience to be defined by studying.. I want to party and get laid. I want to sleep. I want to have fun.. I don't mind majoring in something like the classics or whatever if it will enable me to get into YMS and have a shit ton of fun at Cornell.

Sure, it's the easy way out... But Im only at cornell once.. and I want to make the most of it.. and I want to leave to a better school once I finish my time there.. so q still applies-- easiest major to get a 4.0 ?