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Since obstetrics and gynecology are medical specialties, future OB/GYN doctors will need both undergraduate (Bachelorâs) and medical school degrees. Medical school admissions officers are looking for excellent grades, volunteer work, research experience and high marks on the MCAT (Medical College Admission Test).
Medical schools generally do not require a specific course of undergraduate study, so many students pursue a variety of subjects while earning a bachelor's degree. But taking science classes, including biology and chemistry, as an undergrad can satisfy many of your pre-medical school requirements. On the flip side, diversifying your major can help set you apart from a sea of high-achieving science majors.