Are you going to have to take some of our immuno labs since you're doing a PhD now? Ahaha.
I hope so, but you should hope not

It'll be so hard to figure out who I am, with my name and awkward demeanour.
Thank you! I'm going into third year Biomed next year but don't really know what I'd like to do for a major. I was thinking either Immunology or Human Structure and Function but my thinking was was if I don't get into med, immunology might be a more employable and useful major to have under my belt. After HSF I'm reaaaallllyy not a fan of physiology but love anatomy so I'm a bit torn. I didn't do Microbes this year because I used my electives to do the prereq for the Doctor of Vet Med instead so the main immuno exposure i've had at uni has been Molecular and Cellular Biomedicine this year, which I found pretty interesting but sometimes difficult to grasp until the epiphany comes!
I would honestly recommend MIIM in your position. If you're not a fan of Physiology...anatomy is difficult to take anywhere except an applied health sciences degree. My friends that enjoyed anatomy just took anatomy electives, so perhaps look into doing a pretty even split between the two? With Immuno, you should only need Principles, Techniques, Med/Applied and one other subject slightly related to Immuno in some way, right? Idk, I did the old major structure where there was no Immuno by itself, and you had to do the whole MIIM as a package. But yeah, you should still have room for at least one Anatomy subject, as long as you have barely any breadth left to do?