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the title says it all. I'm just ready for this week to be over. Anyone else suffering too?
hope you second years are doing good. We just had our CS&F immuno final and it was fine. PDX yesterday was ridiculous though (cardio + pulm), someone needs to tell Dr. Werner that it isn't really multiple choice if the answer choices go all the way to the letter 'K'.
Yes I am ready for this week to be OVER. The one good thing is that I can walk to the exams and see the snow in the mountains.
Oh that Dr. Werner, is he up to his shenanigans and tomfoolery again? Someone should give him a finger waggin!hope you second years are doing good. We just had our CS&F immuno final and it was fine. PDX yesterday was ridiculous though (cardio + pulm), someone needs to tell Dr. Werner that it isn't really multiple choice if the answer choices go all the way to the letter 'K'.
Yes I am ready for this week to be OVER. The one good thing is that I can walk to the exams and see the snow in the mountains.
Oh that Dr. Werner, is he up to his shenanigans and tomfoolery again? Someone should give him a finger waggin!
What are you talking about? DoctaJay and I go to the same school, just making a comment about some of the exams we're having. PEACE and good luck to all on finals.
Sounds like it sucks, but I'd much rather go into break being able to enjoy it. Sigh, t-minus 7 days.the title says it all. I'm just ready for this week to be over. Anyone else suffering too?
Yup.Yeah my last test is on Friday. I'm in the study mode where I can only study for 15 minutes, and then I have to take a 15 minute break before I can study again.
I'm in the study mode where I can only study for 15 minutes, and then I have to take a 15 minute break before I can study again.
Yeah my last test is on Friday. I'm in the study mode where I can only study for 15 minutes, and then I have to take a 15 minute break before I can study again.
So far we've gone through micro on Monday, my clinical medicine class yesterday, and pharm this morning...path on Friday morning, and then....more studying to keep up my professional engineering license over the break. No rest for the weary.
What's the point of keeping your professional engineering license? I was an engineer in undergrad (never worked in the field though-went straight to med school). Just curious if there is a benefit (maybe I'll try to get licensed too)
wow nogolfinsnow. That's really close to X-mas. But its true that we have to enjoy our vacations now, because after 2nd year I guess its really not guaranteed.
In practically every state you have to pass the fundamentals of engineering exam, then work as an engineer for 4 yrs under the supervision of a licensed PE to even sit for the PE exam (kind of like doing a residency except you get paid a market wage for it). Even then, the exam does not have a super high pass rate (I think like 60% depending on area of specialization) because you only want the most competent people in charge of the design of the country's bridges, buildings, machines, etc.
Anyway, I went through a lot of work to get the PE license, and it doesn't take a tremendous amount of effort to keep it current (just doing continuing education like physicians do to keep their license). Also, if I want to, I can pick up quick consulting jobs and make good money without a lot of time spent. And in the future, I can put MD & PE after my name, and there aren't a lot of people who can legally do that.