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I was recently accepted to my dream M.D. school and am eager to get started. However, I have been out of school for 1.5 years (for an extended gap year) and am worried that I am going to struggle with my classes at first (compared to my classmates that are fresh out of school). Should I be studying anything/reviewing material prior to matriculation?
Background: Over the past year I've taken the MCAT, published research, and maintained a full-time medical scribe job-so it's not like I've been super lazy. I've also had a long break with lots of travel and fun so it wouldn't be the end of the world if I hit the books early.
Any advice?
Background: Over the past year I've taken the MCAT, published research, and maintained a full-time medical scribe job-so it's not like I've been super lazy. I've also had a long break with lots of travel and fun so it wouldn't be the end of the world if I hit the books early.
Any advice?