I think that there are a few points that need to be made here. The first is that it is way, I mean WAY, too early to think like that. You have to go through being a freshman first, where about 1/3 of people where I did undergrad got weeded out from premed, then biology, physics, MCAT, etc... So in terms of major, don't worry about it. Instead, make sure you really want to be a doctor. Secondly, only a small (<25%) of people who enter med school wanting to do anything actually stay true to their guns about it. You may say that you are dead set on ENT, but you really don't know. You may have seen some ENT, but you probably have little to compare it too and it just may seem cool because you saw some face trauma or something wild that seemed like it would be fun. Most ENT surgeons don't handle stuff like that anyway. Finally, ENT, like ortho, GS, urology are infiltrated with millions of applicants each year who look identical on paper. Like any good college, they could get the guys who got the 1600 SAT or the 280 Step I's without trying. What most of them want is somebody with good credentials who they feel is competent and they would want to spend A LOT of time operating with. The people they usually hate as students are the super up-tight people who freak out about little things, becuase those will be the one's who hammer page their attending when some minor thing comes in at 3AM. I would recommend just relaxing, enjoying college (if you can't have fun in LA you are not normal), and working hard to make sure that you enjoy medicine and pre med stuff. Pick a major that you like and do well in your premed stuff and you will be fine. But please, relax.
