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I'm from Quebec, and we have a slightly different system where you don't need an undergrad to get in medical school. In my particular situation (I finished 1 year of my bachelor's, which takes 3 years to complete in quebec), there was only one school I could apply to. I got accepted, and I'm wondering if I should just accept the offer, or finish my undergrad, and then apply more broadly.
The thing is, the school i was accepted to isnt very well known, is in a pretty ****ty location, and only has 1 year and a half of internships. This means that when I'm applying for residency, i will have a disadvantage. Therefore, I'm tempted to finish my bachelor's and apply to schools that would suit me better, instead of being restricted to this one school I don't particularly like.
I have good stats and getting into another medical school after my undergrad shouldnt be a problem!!
Am I being an idiot, and should just accept the offer? Or am I right to be worried about these issues?
Thanks!
The thing is, the school i was accepted to isnt very well known, is in a pretty ****ty location, and only has 1 year and a half of internships. This means that when I'm applying for residency, i will have a disadvantage. Therefore, I'm tempted to finish my bachelor's and apply to schools that would suit me better, instead of being restricted to this one school I don't particularly like.
I have good stats and getting into another medical school after my undergrad shouldnt be a problem!!
Am I being an idiot, and should just accept the offer? Or am I right to be worried about these issues?
Thanks!