I have a lot of money saved up, but I don't know if I should put it toward a car in medical school, or toward booze/vacation money in medical school. (During vacation time).
I have a lot of money saved up, but I don't know if I should put it toward a car in medical school, or toward booze/vacation money in medical school. (During vacation time).
They say its needed, but I am guessing you can always get by without one. Maybe taking the EL to get around and bumming rides off classmates. I'm shipping out a car from Cali from M1 on out, but I hear some hospitals in the area don't have adequate parking which sucks if you are driving.
I am a youngin and have never done a clinical rotation, but I would assume that if you are getting to the hospital anywhere between 3-6 in the morning there would be plenty of spots available. In the middle of the day it may get crowded (I remember Loyola getting quite crowded the one time I was there around 2 pm).
I have a lot of money saved up, but I don't know if I should put it toward a car in medical school, or toward booze/vacation money in medical school. (During vacation time).
you will most likely need one third year, as UIC rotates at hospitals throughout the chicagoland area which are not easily accessed by public transportation (Christ, lutheran general, mercy, michael reese, various psych hospitals and family medicine clinics). you may be fortunate as to get all hospitals around UIC, but it isnt guaranteed (and even the administration says a car is needed).
you may also need one the first two years as you have clinical experiences that may be away from UIC's campus, however people without cars can usually arange for rides from fellow classmates or swich to a different hospital.
i suggest saving your money and buying a car if needed, otherwise use your savings 4th year to buy booze/vacation...
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