Graduated from a top-tier undergrad business school with a second major in literature. Good GPA, great GRE score. Now, after 2 years of working as a medical copywriter (I write scientific texts and videos, etc. for oncologists), I realize how much sense science makes, how happy I am thinking about it, and how much potential good I can do with a proper scientific training. I want to get an MS in Bio. How splendid.
Except: I don't have the slightest hint at undergrad prerequisites. I took a 3-credit Human Anatomy for non-science majors at a state college, that's it.
So, question: does anyone know of a way for me to get into a life sciences masters?
I know there are pre-health post-baccs, but I think my career focus is not necessary going to be medicine. And I don't wanna lie to Bryn Mawr, saying that I wanna be a doctor when I really just want to take swamp specimens for a while and then work in science policy for the rest of eternity.
Your insights in exchange for my undying gratitude.