" I would treat school and studying like a job, get to class in the morning, take a break for lunch, and then study in the afternoon."
Wait a minute, is he saying that M1s and M2s only have class in the morning? In my vet med program, a first year's day starts with three hours of lab, then lunch, then four or five hours of lecture. Studying is something you do after taking a break for *dinner.* Is this not the case in human-medicine-land? (If not, I'll put it down as one more sign that I'm in the wrong program) Are MD programs just that much heavier on the PBL? Good advice in general, but that line threw me a little.
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