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I am increasingly interested in studying epidemiology and conducting prevention studies in various communities as a Master's Program before applying to medical school. Is there any true advantage to this aside from having this as something that sets me apart from the general applicant for interviews as well as something that I am passionate about? Or is it more of a waste of time in relation to other work I could do in my gap year?
--A few MD/PhD's at pre-health fairs were recommending this and I've been hearing information from both sides. What do you think? I am a psych major with a minor in public health. This would not be in lieu of research and volunteer experience.
--A few MD/PhD's at pre-health fairs were recommending this and I've been hearing information from both sides. What do you think? I am a psych major with a minor in public health. This would not be in lieu of research and volunteer experience.