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Many institutions have both dental and medical schools. Do dental students find themselves at odds with the medical students? If so, what are the issues? Thanks for the info.
Absolutely. Every Tuesday afternoon there's a rumble down by the big oak tree. Med students bring chains, dental students bring knives.
I don't think I'm ever serious anymore...
Absolutely. Every Tuesday afternoon there's a rumble down by the big oak tree. Med students bring chains, dental students bring knives.
I don't think I'm ever serious anymore...
Actually this one came to mind:
I was reading somewhere that Ron Jeremy's first career choice was to be a dentist. Stay tuned for his non-traditional application for the class of 2012.
Med students are just jealous because the dental student girls have bigger chests and the guys have larger packages!
most med students are cool but there are some cocky @$$hole med students who act like they're better than everyone else. Those are the minority though. We are glad that it's the med students who provide us with most of the studying material such as lecture transcripts.
I was reading somewhere that Ron Jeremy's first career choice was to be a dentist. Stay tuned for his non-traditional application for the class of 2012.
The med students are just miffed because they know it's true (well that and that we work less, have better hours, get to see immediately the end result of our work, don't have to deal with hospital politics, break our necks during school to get into a competitive high-paying speciality because general practioner MDs don't make very good money).
Can you imagine working your brains off to get into med school to only find it more competitive? A 32 hour shift does not sound like fun to me.
That's really sadTwo go in, one comes out.