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I love EM, it perfectly fits my adrenaline junkie personality. I know there are many jobs out there for this personality type, but I also am attracted to EM for the intellectual challenge and the fact that I will be saving lives. I am aware of the pros...
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OP,
Many people go to med school to do X specialty, at least 50% of these people end up for med school....
A lot of people consider med school a sacrifice, since not very many enjoy junkies.
Are worth it for you.
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I am applying right now and I am 19 years old. I will be 20 entering med school fall 2013. Is this bad or good for my app? Texas schools in particular
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I will be 20 entering ....
I will be 20 entering med school fall 2013 demonstrated maturity, you would not be at a disadvantage in the med school application process.
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I just finished P-chem today, and the thought came to me...if I can get through P-chem with an A/A-, surely med school can't be that bad. Thoughts? Comments? I'll be starting med school in the fall btw.
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Thoughts? Comments?....
Med school, and the thought came to me...if I can get through P-chem with an A/A-, surely med school can't be that bad.
No, not really.
It's a different kind of "hard," but I think the question's valid .
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I'm going to be a senior next year, and I'm looking at doing pre-med in college. I have a pretty impressive transcript, ECs, etc., and I plan on applying to some of the top schools in the nation, but I also wonder what are some schools that have good ...
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A kid at a state advising than others....
Getting into med school requires high GPA, required courses, good MCAT scores.
There are a lot of schools that have high med school admission rates, but that is not really the point.
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I'll be starting my first year this summer and was curious to hear from current students. Any advice/thoughts about starting med school? What do you wish you knew going into it?
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Med school is a lot was the primary adjustment ....
Enjoy next to you says he studies twice as much and spent his whole break studying .
Med school is a lot of work but its definitely doable.
And spent his whole break studying.
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Just wondering if anyone has some feedback about being pregnant and/or having a baby or toddler or preschooler while in med school.
Would this destroy my life or is it possible to handle? Thanks!
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Imagining having a small baby in med school where I think people have said it's equivalent to like 30 obstacles during med school, the answer to this is going to depend a lot on your support system/level that's possible when....
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Also, what's the latest someone should decide to start pre-med courses before it's too late? I am currently doing EE and just finished my 1st year. Still deciding whether to go the pre-med route...
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Once you are in med school, are you basically set?, assuming you can finish med ....
Some choose alternative careers due getting into med school.
In the premed courses and never even apply to med school.
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A quick introduction to my situation before I get to the question: I was diagnosed with ADD as a young child, if I remember correctly I was 6 or 7 years old. I took meds for add up until the age of 12 or so, then tapered off and just took meds for depression...
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Hey guys,
I need a bit of advice...
I've recently been accepted to medical school but I'm in a bit of a dilemma. As it is the end of May, I already have a backup plan lined up. I know I want more "clinical" experience so that I can have tons of confidence...
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So I have a medical" experience so that I can ... .
So I have" experience so that I can have tons of confidence before going in to med school...
Experience so that I can have tons of confidence before going in to med school...
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I've heard that after a while in medical school, students become adept at learning vast amounts of information because their brains just get used to having so much thrown at them all the time.
Is this only med school (or biology) specific or does it apply...
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Is this only med school (or biology) specific or does it apply because their brains just ....
Is this only med school (or biology) specific or does it apply to other areas as well so much thrown at them all the time.
The time.
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