I'm doing and undergrad course in finance and want to switch to medicine

I'm doing and undergrad course in finance and want to switch to medicine?
Alright, I want to switch to something like cellular biology or biomedical engineering... I have a couple of semesters left, and was wondering if medical schools take in someone with a finance degree. And how to go about choosing an undergrad program? Thanks!
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if you want to go to med school, it does not matter what you major in. however, you have to take certain prerequisite courses, biology, physics, organic chemistry etc. you also have to take the MCAT, an exam for admission to med school. the actual courses you have to take in undergrad are: A year of Freshman Chemistry along with the appropriate laboratory courses A year of Organic Chemistry along with laboratory courses A year of Biology along with laboratory courses A year of Physics along with laboratory courses A year of English A year of Calculus or other advanced math classes, including Statistics