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My point is, telling me to take my prerequisites is redundant. What else should I be doing?

I'm currently studying to be an EMT-B and will hopefully take the national registry exam following the end of this semester. I've already got a B.A. in unrelated subjects, so I've covered the typical general education prerequisites some courses have (English, stats, etc), and an A.A. in Spanish...

As I've said elsewhere in the thread, I've taken a lot of science classes, including the prerequisites for most medic schools. Anatomy, microbiology, human prosection, multiple chemistry and biology electives, psych, etc. I was toying with the idea of medical school at one point, so those bases...

I've already got chemistry for healthcare providers, first semesters of gen chem and biology, a semester each of anatomy, human prosection and microbiology, and I'm currently in physiology. Is the material that much more advanced that I wouldn't grasp it?

I'm currently training to become an EMT-B. There's no EMT-A/EMT-I course available in my area, but I want to start upping my skill set as soon as possible. ALS, PALS, and EKG classes are available locally - is it worthwhile to take these classes now? Will they improve my chances of getting a...