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What is your why? Why are you pursuing a degree in medicine? What drives you to become a doctor?
I'm just curious to hear what everyone thinks.
I'm just curious to hear what everyone thinks.
What is your why? Why are you pursuing a degree in medicine? What drives you to become a doctor?
I'm just curious to hear what everyone thinks.
yes i remember having to write my personal statement tooWhat is your why? Why are you pursuing a degree in medicine? What drives you to become a doctor?
I'm just curious to hear what everyone thinks.
yes i remember having to write my personal statement too
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I find pleasure in pain.
--> Only half kidding tbh. I think a lot of us have a slight addiction to being stressed and then overcoming it successfully.
I have a lot of experience in the medical field, and at the end of the day I was always asking "how?" and "why?". I wanted to be the person with the knowledge who collects data, analyzes it, and presents a plan to help someone.
Get some experience in the medical field. You'll find the role that fits you best.
Meta.some gay **** about the complexity of the human body and endorphins
cuz i wanna help ppl
"She take muh monEY, when I'm in neeeeeed"1) Money.
2) Prestige.
3) It's an awesome pick-up line for the gold diggas.
For some reason, this just sounds so bada$$. Especially if you were to say it like Matthew McConaughey during an interview.Saw a team of humans cut someone open, take a vein out of said persons leg and use that vein to bypass clogged arteries in their heart....all while holding a convo like it was nothing. Found out it wasn't sorcery or magic, just medicine.
I observed this surgery as well. It was amazing!Saw a team of humans cut someone open, take a vein out of said persons leg and use that vein to bypass clogged arteries in their heart....all while holding a convo like it was nothing. Found out it wasn't sorcery or magic, just medicine.
Saw a team of humans cut someone open, take a vein out of said persons leg and use that vein to bypass clogged arteries in their heart....all while holding a convo like it was nothing. Found out it wasn't sorcery or magic, just medicine.
I'll give a serious answer.
Had a personal illness early in high school. I had a cardiac condition that went undiagnosed for a long time. I finally started seeing a cardiologist and oddly enough I always loved going for a visit. Every time I went to a hospital I got excited and butterflies in my stomach and just fell in love with medicine. Stayed up all night reading about heart rhythms and other cardiac illnesses. I was a failing high school student and once I had my operation it was like my whole life changed overnight and that was something I wanted to do for others (be able to give back quality of life or at least be able to diagnose and start treatment to help their conditions). After my procedure I started doing a lot better in school and graduated from a great university. I never knew how much your health and quality of life could mean to you until you lose it. I learned that its important to listen to your patients because so many of them feel like they're alone in what they're feeling. Most of my family and pediatrician (don't blame her she was overworked) brushed off my symptoms and it was a huge relief when my cardiologist was able to accurately diagnose it.
I never tell anyone this story and I'm not sure if I'll even talk about it in my PS because its cheesy. But its my personal "why" and there are a lot of other experiences over the years (clinical, shadowing, research) that confirmed that I really was passionate about the field.
TLDR: I was a failing high school student with a personal illness that got big eyed around smart doctors and wanted to be just like them.
Or Satan's.
You only need one, if she's the right oneBefore we get too many people excited here, I don't think medicine gets you as many chicks as you're led to believe.
depends on what culture you come from and if you're atleast an average looking male. If so, hoes will rain.Before we get too many people excited here, I don't think medicine gets you as many chicks as you're led to believe.
Don't forget the Tupac in the OR....all while holding a convo like it was nothing.
Don't forget the Tupac in the OR
My semi-serious answer is fascination with the subject matter, progress addiction (I blame Call of Duty for this), as well as a sense of obligation. In my opinion if you like something and have the potential to be good at it (whether it be art, science, or a combination of the two), not pursuing it would be doing a disservice both to yourself and to society as a whole.
Or at least that's how I justify taking a hard left-turn after college and potentially taking on hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt.
Classic rock is so agreeable that I can't imagine many people would object. Heck, it's my favorite genre.It was usually Seal or classic rock for us.
Classic rock is so agreeable that I can't imagine many people would object. Heck, it's my favorite genre.