Other Vitamins and Minerals. Other nutrients can also help relieve muscle pains. A magnesium deficiency can cause muscle weakness and pain, while a lack of other B vitamins, like riboflavin, can also lead to muscle cramps and pain.
So my answer is that getting into medical school is pretty darn difficult. If you take a look at the medical school requirements page, you can see that I recommend a GPA of at least 3.5 and a MCAT score of at least 30. With these scores, you should have a chance to get into medical school. However, your chance for getting in also depends on the color of your skin.
Med schools don't care at all what your undergrad major is. So if you know that med school is for you, major in whatever interests you, and allows to keep a solid GPA.Now, as for getting a medical job straight out of undergrad, I really can't think of anything besides nursing.hatever you do, make sure you get the required courses for medical school. mynameisamyw said: â. I am trying to decide what to major in in college. I want to go to med school, but want to major in something that will pretty much guarantee me a (medical) job if I can't get in.