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What should i major in to become a sleep specialist?
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Pre-Med: Hello. Sleep specialists come from a variety of backgrounds. Sleep specialists are often pulmonologists, otolaryngologists and neurologists. If you are undergraduate - then meet with your academic counselor to discuss a pre-med career path. Good luck.
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