Begin NOW, to learn HOW to study. Make a plan, 6 months of studying how to study. Learn how to take notes, make notecards
I wasn't done with my comment yet also start learning and memorizing body parts, body systems, muscle groups, and medical technical jargon. That should take you a couple of years.
I agree with Donna Lea, learning how to properly study will make all the difference. Beginning to study the body now will give you a great advantage. I learned A LOT about anatomy from Seeley’s Anatomy & physiology book... really enjoyed the way that book is set up, if you can get your hands on one it’s a good place to start. Also, I never valued chemistry as much as I should have when I was younger, definitely don’t take that for granted. If you have any doctors around, pick their brains constantly, I used every opportunity including personal Dr. visits to do so, and get a mentor. I’m just a med student, but I’m always up for having my brain picked.... I think the fact that you are asking for advice on a medical path/career at 14 puts you ahead of the curve, stick with it and always keep your goal in mind, good luck!
