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I've heard it's bad to work at the hospital that's affiliated with your school, because the people still think of you as a student or something like that, so I was wondering if it's true of most or all schools. But specifically, I really want to go to Harvard, and then Mass General. Before you immediately think I want to go to Harvard only because it's one of the best schools, let me tell you that it isn't the main reason, although it is an added bonus. The reason I want to is because I had a condition since I was two years old that made me want to go into neuroendocrinology. I was reading about Mass General's neuroendocrine clinic, and I loved it. If there was anywhere I could work, it would be there.
Going back to the topic at hand, I also heard that Harvard and Mass General are different, in that MGH is more likely to accept people who went to Harvard. I'm asking not only because I don't know if this is true or not, but also for any advice in general. I'm not trying to brag at all, but I am really smart, and I do have a very strong passion for medicine and research, especially living with the condition I have.
Going back to the topic at hand, I also heard that Harvard and Mass General are different, in that MGH is more likely to accept people who went to Harvard. I'm asking not only because I don't know if this is true or not, but also for any advice in general. I'm not trying to brag at all, but I am really smart, and I do have a very strong passion for medicine and research, especially living with the condition I have.