St Augustine School Of Medical Assistants
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If you are trying to become a MD or DO, then no it will not prepare you to apply for MD/DO medical school. If you want to be a medical assistant, then go for it.
hi friends,
thanks for the your suggestion can you tell me about some other medical courses who give me a bright future in medical field.
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thanks for the your suggestion can you tell me about some other medical courses who give me a bright future in medical field.
Thanks
Regards
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This forum is primarily focused on Pharmacy, Dental, Podiatry, Physical Therapy, Psychology, Audiology, Veterinary, and MD/DO programs. Other possible careers would be nursing, radiology technician, phlebotomy, etc.
These all courses are online?
No, you can't enter into any of those careers taking only online classes. You need to figure out what career interests you (much more specifically than just "in the medical field") because the steps you need to take can be very different depending on what your goals are.
Hello ,
thanks for your advice.
thanks for your advice.
I think regular college classes is more beneficial for me i am right?
Is medical assistant course related with Medical studies i mean to say that after doing this course can i work with doctor or physician in their treatment or their activities?
Are you a pre-med student? I think focusing on undergrad, MCAT, GPA, ec's, volunteering, research and things like that would be more beneficial because those things will get you into med school. If you want to do Medical Assisting on the side for experience, I don't think the amount of time it takes to be licensed is worth it... Focus on more important things...
which colleges is best for Medical studies ?
Can you please clear up your situation so we can help you better?
In your initial post, you said this, "Is St. Augustine School For Medical Assistant is good worth in Georgia for medical students?". I don't understand the "for medical students" part. If you are asking if a medical assisting school is good for medical students, you have nothing to say to that.
In your initial post, you said this, "Is St. Augustine School For Medical Assistant is good worth in Georgia for medical students?". I don't understand the "for medical students" part. If you are asking if a medical assisting school is good for medical students, you have nothing to say to that.
hello sir, I want to go to abroad for my further studies and i am doing studies and job combine
hello sir,
can you tell me about some best college for this course?
can you tell me about some best college for this course?
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Yea I'm not too sure what you're asking either.. Are you referring to pre-med when you say medical studies? If its just pre-med then any 4 year university would work as long as you can maintain a competitive gpa and have opportunities for good extracurricular activities. And you do not need to be a medical assistant to get into med school if that's what you're asking. It might look nix on an application, but I feel you're time could be much better spent doing other activities.
If you want to go to medical school you need to take a year of general biology, physics, inorganic chemistry and organic chemistry and get mostly A's.
which one is the best college for medical studies?
Going through this whole thread, it seems to me we are all confused. Any four year college is a good undergrad school that will *possibly* get you into med school. I suggest you to look up four year universities, because you know, you get you bachelors before med. After undergrad is med school, so just look up some med school. Do not believe Us news' rankings. They don't matter. In the long run it does not matter what under grad and grad school you go to. What matters is the person you become and what you become and whether you've succeeded. Do some research. Here, I got you started.
http://igtfy.com/?q=Medical+schools
Second link, maybe.
Anymore questions, please clarify and specify. 🙂
