Romania application help

[lalex]

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As far as I know, in some countries, even when they're combined, it's referred to as "medical school", when you apply in high school you are applying directly to medical school.

OMG so sorry! I thought he was saying most countries don't skip undergrad.

 

[avgn]

okay! okay! I guess I'll stay in the US. You guys got any advice on how to practice for MCAT or volunteering?

By going to college

 

[ProspectiveKidd]

You guys got any advice on how to practice for MCAT or volunteering?

I would advise you to google 'How to become a doctor' in all seriousness ️

 

[The Knife & Gun Club]

okay! okay! I guess I'll stay in the US. You guys got any advice on how to practice for MCAT or volunteering?

Start by doing well as a freshman in college. Take Gen chemistry and Bio and do well, you want to maintain at least an A- average in the sciences. Move on to Organic chem sophomore year, then physics and biochem. Also take humanities classes like psychology and sociology.

If debt is a concern, attend state school or apply to schools that might give you a scholarship. If competitive, high ranked private schools will cover cost of tuition through need based financial aid.

Take the MCAT at the end of summer after your sophomore year.

Good luck!

 

[ThoracicGuy]

Start by doing well as a freshman in college. Take Gen chemistry and Bio and do well, you want to maintain at least an A- average in the sciences. Move on to Organic chem sophomore year, then physics and biochem. Also take humanities classes like psychology and sociology.

If debt is a concern, attend state school or apply to schools that might give you a scholarship. If competitive, high ranked private schools will cover cost of tuition through need based financial aid.

Take the MCAT at the end of summer after your sophomore year.

Good luck!

Why take the MCAT after just two years? I took mine towards the end of my third year for application during fourth year of college... OP will need biology 1&2, chemistry 1&2, organic 1&2, physics 1&2, sociology/psychology, and biochemistry 1. That's too much to get in just two years and be ready...