Dani Kilani
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DON'T BECOME A SURGEON Unless... | Choosing a Specialty in Medical School
Ever since starting Medical School, I've been given a ton of advice on how to decide on my specialty. I'm sharing the advice I've been given and sharing how it's influenced my thought process on the best medical or surgical specialty for me.
I love to hear your questions or comments. Leave one below and I will do my best to respond!
About Me 👇:
My name is Dani and I'm a Canadian 🇨🇦 Medical Student at the University of Calgary 🏫
My UA-cam videos provide a Canadian 🍁 perspective on pursuing a career in medicine from high school to med school and beyond.
My goal is to provide you with the most useful and valuable content for your journey to practicing medicine 🩺
My videos touch on various topics like getting involved in research, improving your grades, studying for the MCAT and more 📝
Feel free to get in touch with me via my Instagram page @Dani_Kilani 📱
I hope you find this channel valuable 😊
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What I Wish I Knew Before Med School in Canada
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A year ago I was waitlisted for a Canadian Medical School, and a couple months later I was accepted. I'm sharing what I wish I knew a year ago before starting as a med student in Canada, that would have better prepared me for my first day. I love to hear your questions or comments. Leave one below and I will do my best to respond! About Me 👇: My name is Dani and I'm a Canadian 🇨🇦 Medical Studen...
Third Wave COVID-19 ICU Elective - Canadian Medical Student Vlog
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My first shift on elective in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) coincided with the third wave of COVID-19 pandemic in Canada. Join me for a day in my life as a Second Year Canadian Medical Student on my Evidence Based Medicine Elective. Connect with me! Facebook: dani.kilani2​​ Instagram: dani_kilani​​ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/dkilani/​​ TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@dani...
Will Canada be getting a NEW Medical School?! || My thoughts on Ryerson's Medical School in Brampton
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Ryerson University has recently been given a planning grant for a medical school in Brampton. I share my thoughts on the announcement and discuss the implications it might have for Canadian Premeds and Medical Students. Specifically in terms of med school admissions and residency match rates. Connect with me! Facebook: dani.kilani2​​ Instagram: dani_kilani​​ LinkedIn...
What You Weren't Told about Studying Medicine Abroad | Canadian Pathways to Medicine
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For Canadians, studying Medicine abroad is one pathway to becoming a doctor. In today's video I share what you must know before attending an International Medical School in terms of costs and career prospects as an International Medical Graduate (IMG). The statistics in this video are coming from primarily the Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada (AFMC) and the Canadian Resident Match...
Canadian Medical School Applications, Extracurriculars & Interviews - Q&A with Canadian Med Student
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To mark the end of my first year of medical school in Canada, I'm answering your questions about pre-med Extracurriculars, Med School Applications, Medical School Interview preparation as well as how I am handling student debt. If you have questions you want me to address in the future drop them down below! My TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@dani_kilani?lang=en UBC Pre-Requisites: mdprogram.med.ubc.ca/...
Practice With Me: Medical School Interview Simulation [40-Min Mock Traditional / Panel Interview] #3
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This Medical School Interview Simulation is in the Traditional / Panel format that many Med Schools in the United States and Canada use. I've also made two other mock medical school interviews, but using the Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) format: Mock MMI #1: ua-cam.com/video/1MbuPnqE25g/v-deo.html Mock MMI #2: ua-cam.com/video/S02ZsRkN0MY/v-deo.html How to Prepare for Virtual Med School Intervi...
Practice With Me: Medical School Interview Simulation [1-Hour Mock Multiple Mini Interview] #2
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I’m back with another Medical School Interview Simulation in the Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) format. This is the second Mock Med School Interview video I have made (I’ll link the first one below). These questions are targeted towards Canadian Medical Schools, but are relevant to medical admissions in most countries. Another Mock Interview: ua-cam.com/video/1MbuPnqE25g/v-deo.html How to Prepar...
The Lost Art of Medicine (Canadian Med Student Vlog)
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In this vlog, I explore what it's like to be a Canadian medical student during a pandemic while also explaining the concept of the 'Lost Art Of Medicine'. Sources: The Lost Art of The Physical Exam: medicine.yale.edu/news/yale-medicine-magazine/the-lost-art-of-the-physical-exam/ Primary Care Consultation Times: blogs.bmj.com/bmjopen/2017/11/08/primary-care-consultations-last-less-than-5-minutes...
What Med Schools Actually Look For In Applicants: The CanMEDS Framework Explained + Notion Template
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The CanMEDS framework or roles indirectly explain what med schools are looking for in applicants in their applications and during interviews. I give examples and explain how Medical Schools in Canada (and around the world) use this framework and how you can take advantage of it using a Notion Template I created. Notion Template: www.notion.so/CanMEDS-Interview-Preparation-Tool-e2e60a96045f440da...
Practice With Me: Medical School Interview Simulation [1-Hour Mock Multiple Mini Interview] #1
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Medical School Interview Simulation in the Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) format. Prep by practicing using this Mock Med School Interview. This timed interview will help you become more confident and answer questions more effectively. These questions are targeted towards Canadian Medical Schools, but are relevant to medical admissions in most countries. How to Prepare for Canadian Med School Int...
How to Answer Any MMI Question (Medical School Interviews)
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In Medical school interviews (Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs) especially) you can be asked so many different things. I break down two approaches that work well for answering Ethical, Situational and Personal questions. 📥 Subscribe! I'm making videos on a weekly basis on the topics of productivity, medical school and the whole process behind getting accepted to medical school ❓ MMI & Panel Inter...
Canadian Medical School Interview Tips (for Virtual Interviews)
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This video covers how to prepare for Virtual Medical School Interviews including Multiple Mini Interviews (MMI), Multiple Personal Interviews (MPI) and Panel Interviews. with a focus on Canadian Med Schools. I cover the various interview formats, how to prepare and some tips for answering questions. Join my Discord Server: discord.gg/XzWjs9KuDF ❓ MMI & Panel Interview Questions: drive.google.co...
How I Scored in the 98th Percentile (520+) on the MCAT - How To Study (Tips, Advice & Strategy)
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How to study for the MCAT and score a 520 . I give my advice on strategies, mindsets and tips to help you ace the MCAT. Check out my other videos in the series for the resources I used, study schedule and more. Relevant Links: MCAT Resources and Schedule Strategy Video: ua-cam.com/video/kB1HO4KhTiY/v-deo.html MCAT Study Schedule Video: ua-cam.com/video/NNduyigtHwo/v-deo.html Quizlet Amino Acids...
Making a Flexible MCAT Study Schedule Using Notion (My 520+ MCAT Study Plan with a Template!)
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This is how I used Notion to make a flexible MCAT Study Schedule. I used a similar template in Excel which allowed me to score a 520 (98th percentile). This MCAT Study Template is great for designing a study routine that works best for you. First MCAT Video: ua-cam.com/video/kB1HO4KhTiY/v-deo.html Notion Template: www.notion.so/MCAT-Study-Hub-754ef33287ba4763836b6d91ddf7501c Join my Discord Ser...
Simple Guide to Scoring 520+ On The MCAT (98th Percentile) MCAT Strategy, Study Resources & Schedule
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Simple Guide to Scoring 520 On The MCAT (98th Percentile) MCAT Strategy, Study Resources & Schedule
Why you should NEVER RETIRE (What you weren't told about Retirement) | A Video Essay
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Why you should NEVER RETIRE (What you weren't told about Retirement) | A Video Essay
Advice for High School Students: How to get into MEDICAL SCHOOL (and become a Doctor in Canada)
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Advice for High School Students: How to get into MEDICAL SCHOOL (and become a Doctor in Canada)
How Just One Application Got Me Into Med School in Canada | My Journey to Medical School Canada
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How Just One Application Got Me Into Med School in Canada | My Journey to Medical School Canada
I'm a Canadian Medical Student, Welcome to my Channel! - Dani Kilani Channel Intro
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I'm a Canadian Medical Student, Welcome to my Channel! - Dani Kilani Channel Intro
How To Use Anki In Less Than 6 Minutes
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How To Use Anki In Less Than 6 Minutes
4 Surprising Canadian Med School Admissions Statistics | Trends by Province, MCAT & Acceptance Rates
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4 Surprising Canadian Med School Admissions Statistics | Trends by Province, MCAT & Acceptance Rates
Everything You Need to Know About Western Med Sci | Western University Bachelor of Medical Sciences
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Everything You Need to Know About Western Med Sci | Western University Bachelor of Medical Sciences
5 Reasons Why Your Grades Suck | Strategies For Good Grades In College, University or Online School
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5 Reasons Why Your Grades Suck | Strategies For Good Grades In College, University or Online School
Can Introverts Become Doctors?
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Can Introverts Become Doctors?
Getting a RESEARCH INTERNSHIP as a PREMED / Undergraduate student | Canadian Medical Student Edition
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Getting a RESEARCH INTERNSHIP as a PREMED / Undergraduate student | Canadian Medical Student Edition
How To Learn From Past Decisions | Book Summary | Thinking In Bets by Annie Duke
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How To Learn From Past Decisions | Book Summary | Thinking In Bets by Annie Duke
I Took Notes Using Anki For 60 Days; This Is What I Learned
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I Took Notes Using Anki For 60 Days; This Is What I Learned
Canadian Med Student Answers Your Admissions Questions | Canadian Medical School Application
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Canadian Med Student Answers Your Admissions Questions | Canadian Medical School Application
25-Min Study With Me Using Forest | POMODORO
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25-Min Study With Me Using Forest | POMODORO

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @laurastevens7607
    @laurastevens7607 2 дні тому

    Retirement doesn't mean doing nothing. It means doing what you want to do instead of what you have to do - and it's awesome, by the way.

  • @Insane_enasnI
    @Insane_enasnI 11 днів тому

    This year I'm a freshman medical students... I'm a a introvert.. but i think I'm the extreme one. I was so nervous what I've become in the future, i don't want to drop out

  • @probap7126
    @probap7126 29 днів тому

    sir, I have a question. what's first the program we should register to study at university from high school (if want to be a pathologist).

  • @rosaoddin4338
    @rosaoddin4338 Місяць тому

    I’m 77 still working full time. Love what I do (legal assistant), great people, great boss. Much of it has to do with my attitude toward my work m, colleagues, customers.

  • @Senesiemomoh-wt1bd
    @Senesiemomoh-wt1bd Місяць тому

    Hello

  • @danramey924
    @danramey924 2 місяці тому

    Great video. Here’s my story: - 20 years applied mathematician - 10 years management - 20 years software enginneer At age 74, temporarily unemployed due to project cancelation. Considering my options. Hope to find something new over the summer (As I write this, it’s early June.) Bottom line: Like and agree with your vid.

  • @chessmaster1115
    @chessmaster1115 2 місяці тому

    My mind always gets very sharp when i am away from work for longer time periods.

  • @user-lp1qv3hs6j
    @user-lp1qv3hs6j 3 місяці тому

    good video, good points

  • @florisdelfino
    @florisdelfino 4 місяці тому

    are you blind?

  • @nancygaye
    @nancygaye 4 місяці тому

    I agree with him 💯. I am 66 and still working. I love my job. My husband is retired and he loves being home. He cleans the house, does yard work, laundry, etc. I enjoy my days off and PTO as much as anyone but I wouldn’t want to be home everyday. This is my second career. I’ve been with this company 16 years. I plan to stay as long as I enjoy it. Then I’ll do something else. I initially retired at 43. I did volunteer work and that wasn’t for me. I would often get very little done and nothing to show for my day. I enjoy having a purpose more than hobbies, etc. When I’m off, my husband often comments on how fast the days go. I say, “See, you should work. The days go slower at work”! 😭 The important thing is to do what you love!

  • @alifallahi3914
    @alifallahi3914 5 місяців тому

    Is Physics a requirement in high school to be admitted to Medical school?

  • @Native722
    @Native722 5 місяців тому

    I'm extremely computer programming type quiet but looking into become a doctor.

  • @pyarmo
    @pyarmo 5 місяців тому

    As a introvert, I thought I was alone in this trying to be in medicine because I thought I wasn’t extrovert enough . But this help me so much

  • @user-ll7jp3bz5f
    @user-ll7jp3bz5f 5 місяців тому

    I was just wondering if you want to get into the Dentistry which medical degree would be the best that bring your chance up ? Like which medical degree does dentistry at western prefer?

  • @kbrabson
    @kbrabson 6 місяців тому

    I agree, but it is only if you have nothing to retire to. I retired last year from "Corporate America" & during my working years I just wanted out. It's truly a rat race. The dirtiest rat gets the cheese. It took about a year for me to figure what I wanted because now I have my freedom. Guess what? I just want more freedom. But now I can control the type of freedom I'll have and I control how I will achieve it.

  • @user-jy6vp1zm9m
    @user-jy6vp1zm9m 6 місяців тому

    I plan to retire the day I die!

  • @MandeepKaur-mf5ru
    @MandeepKaur-mf5ru 7 місяців тому

    Hello Dani, Right now I am studying my degree and I don't know what are the things which I should do for mcat can you please guide me . Thank you

    • @DaniKilani
      @DaniKilani 7 місяців тому

      Hi Mandeep, feel free to check out some of the other videos on my channel. I have a few dedicated to the MCAT specifically. Wishing you all the best!

    • @MandeepKaur-mf5ru
      @MandeepKaur-mf5ru 7 місяців тому

      @@DaniKilani thank you so much for reply, and I will definitely watch all those videos but can you please tell me that for mcat which subjects should I learn and also Iam an international student that's why Iam asking you. Please guide me so that I will also perform best in mcat

  • @user-ql8px8ji4k
    @user-ql8px8ji4k 9 місяців тому

    Why is it beneficial to go over the potential decisions, wouldn't it be more effective to identify the stakeholders and what is at risk, and then spend more time explaining your ultimate decision in that context?

  • @legiontheatregroup
    @legiontheatregroup 9 місяців тому

    Your video is excellent and I could not agree more. Don’t listen to the comments that say you are too young to have an opinion on this topic. Always remember it is easier to criticize than it is to produce!

  • @mikevargas809
    @mikevargas809 9 місяців тому

    20 something expounds on something 40 years into his future - should be the title of this vid. :) j/k , some valid points but get back to us after 40 years of working everyday

  • @mirellawentz4688
    @mirellawentz4688 10 місяців тому

    BS really I’d never advise people to just keep on working, we’ve been enslaved since childhood… take your retirement early and finally do the things you always wanted to do… no one ever at end of life says I wish I would have worked more…

  • @gdgood1000
    @gdgood1000 10 місяців тому

    A 20 year old giving this advice 😅. Appreciate your optimism, but you have no clue what it’s like to be 60 with 40 years of constant work behind you.

    • @mirellawentz4688
      @mirellawentz4688 10 місяців тому

      Yeah he’s a bit out of touch with the older population, just because you have a degree doesn’t mean you know all

  • @ozen6750
    @ozen6750 Рік тому

    Hello did you volunteer during the first school year? Or did you just focus on studying?

  • @tomhenry4993
    @tomhenry4993 Рік тому

    Bro, you got your stuff together!

  • @JesusChristTheOnlyTruth
    @JesusChristTheOnlyTruth Рік тому

    Hi Dani! I am also living in Calgary and I want to study Medicine now. However, I have already completed my undergrad in Computer Science and Engineering and unfortunately my cGPA is not good. Would you please suggest to me about how I can proceed to make my profile competitive enough for a med school application? Thanks!

  • @artloverrarts
    @artloverrarts Рік тому

    you are so well spoken and I loved how you gave specific examples like the specializations & which one you chose. im super grateful for this vid as i have about a week to choose between western med sci & mac life sci! 😆

    • @kindnessisalie5411
      @kindnessisalie5411 Рік тому

      Hi, I just wanted to give you some more intel that I feel was missed in this video about western med sci. On paper, it seems like a great program where 30% of the people get into med school. But in reality the number is far lower. Western accepts over a thousand people in the program and during the first 2 years, they rule out more than half the students. The 30% acceptance rate is calculated after hundreds of people dropped out. In reality its less than 10% of the med sci students who get accepted to med school. Western also tanks your GPA in the first 2 years, meaning it is very difficult to apply to any med schools besides western med school (which only looks at 2 years instead of 4). 10% acceptance rate is still pretty good compared to other programs, but its something that most students don't know until they are in the program.

    • @artloverrarts
      @artloverrarts Рік тому

      @@kindnessisalie5411 thank you for pointing that out! yeah, the 30% seems really high till you realize they kick out like.. 500 people. i comitted western last night but im acc planning to switch to mac now even though it's last second 💀

  • @hia33333
    @hia33333 Рік тому

    Hi Dani , really appreciate your efforts in video, can you speak more about course selection ? What r the requirements at Western University life sciences program for high school students ?

  • @artloverrarts
    @artloverrarts Рік тому

    tyyyy

  • @LChiti
    @LChiti Рік тому

    Can you share your thoughts on Health Sci @Western pls for someone who wants to go to Med School?

  • @panagiotachasan9935
    @panagiotachasan9935 Рік тому

    Question! Is the Kaplan progress tracker based on any specific year set? Because I have (it's now pretty old version) the 2021-22 set and was wondering if it still applies to this, let me know thanks !

  • @joycebarnett6035
    @joycebarnett6035 Рік тому

    Omgosh this is true I tried to retire and I’m board as shit I need to go back to work. It also ages you sitting around board all day long. No purpose to get up it’s horrible I’m going stir crazy and I have hobbies and lots of friends that still work.

  • @lilrog0909
    @lilrog0909 Рік тому

    My plan has no retirement within it. I retired from the military pension #1 I work the federal justice system at 50 I can retire again #2 I plan to teach criminal justice at small school/university. Within that career you have holidays off, 2 weeks off during winter break, 2 weeks off during spring break, and 9 weeks off during the summer. I plan of taking trips and never

  • @aman-bd2ub
    @aman-bd2ub Рік тому

    hello! how'd you do your undergrad in 3 years? is it possible? haha! great vid

  • @laurenjackson1923
    @laurenjackson1923 Рік тому

    Wow this was soo helpful. Im sad, I’m late to the party. Do you think you could add a template for the Exam Krackers books? I have all subjects from that set! Thank you in advance!

    • @DaniKilani
      @DaniKilani Рік тому

      Hi Lauren, it should have the Exam Krackers books already. You can find it under Resources > Requested Progress Trackers > Examkrackers 11th edition. Once you duplicate it into your Notion, you can move the tables around and delete the Kaplan table. Let me know if you have any issues accessing it

    • @laurenjackson1923
      @laurenjackson1923 Рік тому

      @@DaniKilani Thank you so much for a quick response, I was able to duplicate your templates to my account. Now it's a matter on formatting it to be all in one place haha. Thanks again for this very valuable information!

  • @starboy7921
    @starboy7921 Рік тому

    Thanks sir

  • @Think_4_Yourself
    @Think_4_Yourself Рік тому

    I was told that you should take 90 seconds to respond to each question max, so this scared me but in a good way.

  • @michaelovadiyah659
    @michaelovadiyah659 Рік тому

    I'm actually very bad at taking Anki notes, probably because of a lack of time and consistency. But I'm using it for computer science which is not really as intuitive for me.

  • @user-yx1mq1xf4f
    @user-yx1mq1xf4f Рік тому

    thank you😔🤍🤍

  • @keyhimself3542
    @keyhimself3542 2 роки тому

    My question is who retires and do nothing? Unless younless you classify traveling, volunteering, working out, going to social groups, ballroom dancing, learning a new language, etc as "nothing", everybody does something

    • @TotalWealth
      @TotalWealth 7 місяців тому

      Actually, the statistics are quite depressing. The number one pastime of retirees over 70 is watching TV. Nothing else comes close!

    • @rosaoddin4338
      @rosaoddin4338 Місяць тому

      Most people do not have that active a retirement. What you indicate is the ideal. And once you are single and have lost your partner, it is very impactful, negatively.

  • @SoroushTorkian
    @SoroushTorkian 2 роки тому

    0:59 dude you have strong Ali abdaal vibes hahah

  • @Subranna1
    @Subranna1 2 роки тому

    Your cautioning is more from financial burden and returning back to Canada for practice. There are more choices available for IMGs in Europe and elsewhere after graduation. If someone is determined to be a good doctor, sure they can make it as an IMG either in Canada or in Europe, Australia, Newzealand, this is the positive spin I would add to your observations. Thank you for covering the nitty gritty in a short video.

  • @thebatfamily3465
    @thebatfamily3465 2 роки тому

    Hey Dani! I remember just over a year ago I was watching all your videos and asking questions about med sci and modules… a year has passed and I will be entering med this September! Thanks so much for the content that you make :))))

    • @DaniKilani
      @DaniKilani 2 роки тому

      Congrats, that’s major!! So glad I could help along the way 😁

  • @hollybardoe4075
    @hollybardoe4075 2 роки тому

    YOU may think you'll never retire, but your company may have other ideas. I was downsized out of my job at 67, along with a dozen other people all over 55. After my "involuntarily retired" I had a nervous breakdown and went to outpatient mental health treatment for quit awhile. I finally sold my condo and entered a seniors facility and have never been happier. I have a great community of friends and we visit together, eat together and just have fun. I also read and do blanket-making for foster kids. When I was working I couldn't trust a soul, and the backbiting and nastiness were ever-present. My job involved far too much boring and purposeless activity and I often came home too exhausted to have any kind of a life. I'm 75 today and eagerly looking forward to the rest of my life.

    • @jamesjohnson6545
      @jamesjohnson6545 Рік тому

      boomer lmfaoo

    • @TotalWealth
      @TotalWealth 7 місяців тому

      So glad you found happiness of a lifestyle that works for you! While I don’t have plans to retire for a very long time (I’m 60 now, healthy, active and Self-Employed), I agree that people are better off without high stress jobs. You’ve got to enjoy whatever you are doing!

  • @holdencawffle626
    @holdencawffle626 2 роки тому

    youre not a medical doctor lol

  • @ndhaliwal2266
    @ndhaliwal2266 2 роки тому

    Hi, I just watched your very informative video! Thanks! Question, if you have some insight. I’m deciding between the med science program and the Health Science with Co-op at Waterloo. Is there a disadvantage for doing co-op for Med school applications? Is the med sci program comparable to McMaster life science? Thanks

  • @isco8075
    @isco8075 2 роки тому

    Dani I think I’m in a very similar position to you. I live in Saskatchewan and got an offer for biomed science in my home province at usask. But I also got an offer for med sci . Which one would I be able to get higher gpa/ prepare for med school in. It’s not really clear online where I can get higher marks in and prepare in.

    • @DaniKilani
      @DaniKilani 2 роки тому

      I don’t know much about USask’s program, but the programs themselves probably aren’t all that different from an academic perspective. It’s going to be difficult to find a good comparison across the two since very few people have experienced both programs. When I was choosing between similar programs, one factor I really considered was my fit with the university in terms of things like student life, accommodations/residence, scholarships, opportunities for research (e.g. undergraduate student grants), clubs, volunteer opportunities, the city… Keep in mind gpa is not the only thing that matters. Also consider whether having family/friends nearby is a necessity since becoming homesick happens to a lot of people who go away for university although it is manageable once you settle into things. Hope this helps!!

  • @rheamaini8321
    @rheamaini8321 2 роки тому

    Hey Dani would you say Med sci is solely for future pre-med students? If I was interested in research and pharmacology, not medicine, should I take Med sci or health sci?

    • @DaniKilani
      @DaniKilani 2 роки тому

      Hey Rhea, Med Sci isn’t really catered exclusively to premeds, I think it would be a good option for a career in research/pharmacology. On the other hand, Health Sci doesn’t really cover the hard sciences (biology, organic chemistry, biochemistry, physics…) enough, so I wouldn’t recommend it for what you’re interested in 🙂

    • @rheamaini8321
      @rheamaini8321 2 роки тому

      @@DaniKilani this is super helpful to know! thank you so much!!

  • @arnobashtar6707
    @arnobashtar6707 2 роки тому

    You sir are a champion, my hats off to you for making this. I cannot believe someone cared enough to sit there well dressed for close to one hour just nodding so that premedical students could benefit from the simulation experience. The questions were challenging and very helpful as preparation. Big thank you!

  • @allanoma5957
    @allanoma5957 2 роки тому

    hey how a u. how can I join UO university

  • @AlKuufi
    @AlKuufi 2 роки тому

    I only gave short answers in under 2 minutes and didn't spend the whole 7 minutes. Would this be an issue during the real interview?