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I had a neonatologist for a professor (he was retired).
I had him for embryology, pathology, biochemistry, and immunology. I liked him the best out of all of the professors I had in college. I still keep in touch with him.
On day, in immunology class, he said, "when a couple of you become FP's you will see this often."
It sounds like it was nothing, but several pre-meds in my class (10/13 in the class) wanted to go to medical school to become an oncologist, a radiologist, etc, etc. Not a single one of them is in medical school yet (graduated last year). So the professor knew what he was talking about.
I had him for embryology, pathology, biochemistry, and immunology. I liked him the best out of all of the professors I had in college. I still keep in touch with him.
On day, in immunology class, he said, "when a couple of you become FP's you will see this often."
It sounds like it was nothing, but several pre-meds in my class (10/13 in the class) wanted to go to medical school to become an oncologist, a radiologist, etc, etc. Not a single one of them is in medical school yet (graduated last year). So the professor knew what he was talking about.