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Hi,
I am currently a senior in high school. As of now I have been trying to improve my studying skills, and yes I have fun whenever I can with high school. I'm completing high school early so I think it will help prepare me for a more intense work load during college. I previously asked a physician what the most important aspect of college is.
He responded time management, which should in combination with: studying, homework, having fun, and eventually MCAT study time. Do any other pre-med, medical students, residency members, or doctors have any advice that will help me accel?
(I know people say not to worry about it, but it's what gets me thrilled for the career, I have considered all of my options however, this is one that really appeals to me.)
I am currently a senior in high school. As of now I have been trying to improve my studying skills, and yes I have fun whenever I can with high school. I'm completing high school early so I think it will help prepare me for a more intense work load during college. I previously asked a physician what the most important aspect of college is.
He responded time management, which should in combination with: studying, homework, having fun, and eventually MCAT study time. Do any other pre-med, medical students, residency members, or doctors have any advice that will help me accel?
(I know people say not to worry about it, but it's what gets me thrilled for the career, I have considered all of my options however, this is one that really appeals to me.)