Royalprincess19
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So I'm a highschooler right now and I'm starting to try and gather information about my path to being in the medical field. People say that medical school is so hard because there is so much information you have to learn and you have to study for hours and stuff and you will get depressed. What if I actually like studying though? Outside of high school, I study anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry just for the heck of it and I've gotten kind of addicted to studying honestly. At one point it was actually a problem because I didn't want to do much else. To me, med school sounds like a dream because there is so much to information to learn but obviously I don't know exactly what volume of info you must learn so my vision of med school is warped.
So how much time will be spent studying daily in medical school?
What is a days worth of information to learn?
If you are like me and went to medical school, was it a dream or a nightmare?
Will me studying things ahead of the time help in med school?
This question's not really related but will going to community college and then transferring to uni affect my chances of getting into med school and can I make up for it by getting stellar grades?
So how much time will be spent studying daily in medical school?
What is a days worth of information to learn?
If you are like me and went to medical school, was it a dream or a nightmare?
Will me studying things ahead of the time help in med school?
This question's not really related but will going to community college and then transferring to uni affect my chances of getting into med school and can I make up for it by getting stellar grades?