Apollorn

Hello, all! I'm a third year RN student working as an LPN. I"m thinking of going into medicine once I graduate with my RN degree, although I will need to return for at least two more years of pre-reqs for medical school. I'm starting to wonder why I am thinking of going into medicine. I think a major influencing factor of going to the medical route is the stigma of male nurses and the prestige a physician has as opposed to a nurse. Do you think those are the wrong reasons of becoming a doctor? Thus far I've received a lot of positive feedback on my nursing and I agree, I am pretty good at it. It may seem arrogant but I am very confident in my abilities up to now although I am aware of the many things I have yet to encounter and learn. So, I summarize, am I thinking of leaving the nursing profession and going into medicine for the wrong reasons? Thank you for your input.

Are there any medical schools out there that accept Nurses without the pre-reqs laid out by the majority of North American schools of medicine? Eg. Physics, Organic Chem Thanks.