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just curious to see what people say. I'm honestly not sure yet and i need to figure this out soon before i apply
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just curious to see what people say. I'm honestly not sure yet and i need to figure this out soon before i apply
If you really wanted to become a doctor, you wouldn't need to ask people for their opinions on why you should.....
just curious to see what people say. I'm honestly not sure yet and i need to figure this out soon before i apply
because I can...
all of you would get rejected. all of you
I realized as a Physics major in my Junior year of undergrad that I wasn't mathematically gifted or inclined enough to compete with my colleagues going into Physics. Medicine was the land of problems. Science problems, social problems, people problems, business problems etc. While not mathematically inclined, I am a good problem solver and can setup most problems for solution when others can't. I saw that I had a competitive advantage. I also love it. So I applied to medical school. I had no idea what medical school was going to be like, what ECs were, what my GPA was, what the MCAT was, etc. While my father was trained as an MD and done his residency at B&W, he never practiced a day in his life. He went HMS -> B&W -> Academic research -> Big pharma research -> Wall street -> Retired at 49. Hardly a good "Physician" to idolize. But I recognized very early that part of what allowed him to do what he did was the training that he got along the way and the skill sets that he derived from medical school and residency. So even though I knew nothing about medical school, I knew that I was going to set myself up to do practically anything I might want to do in the future.
In medical school, I realized that I was designed to be a surgeon. I only sleep 4 hours a day, I can go from sleep to functioning in only a few minutes. I love working with my hands, having played virtually every sport out there, built rockets and done carpentry since I was a little kid etc etc. Now I can't imagine doing anything else .
I like this answer and it should be very similar to yours in terms of what your experience entails. Maybe you should mention something about video games...
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Science in America is dead. Medicine isn't dead and it's close enough to being science.
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Op is troll big time lol I give ya troll a 10/10. Seriously, knows how to. Play devils advocate and then pretend innocence ...
Science in America is dead. Medicine isn't dead and it's close enough to being science.
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Corollary : female migration in my general direction
Oh, science is cool too...and so is helping people
I owned a Fisher-Price medical kit as a kid.