What subjects actually matter most for pre-med students?

If you're gunning for med school, don't waste time on random electives—focus on the big three: biology, chemistry, and physics. These are the core subjects every med school looks for, and they build the foundation for everything else.

I bombed my first gen chem class and had to retake it, but once I got the hang of it, the rest clicked way easier. Now I'm in organic chem and it's way more manageable than I expected.

What’s your go-to study hack for these tough classes? Anyone else struggling with the workload?