Am a senior in high school and I have always struggle with math my whole life and I look into pre-med for college and I'll have to take calculus and trigonometry. I am wondering if I can major in something else that will still give me to prerequisites to apply for medschool?
Alejandro, you can major in anything as a pre-med from exercise science, to English, religion, to biology. It does not matter what so ever and you should do something that you're truly passionate about. You can complete the preqs as any major!
@@alejandropulido1934 you can take more humanities instead of maths, which will lead you to to same end result. I'd recommend getting comfortable with math though.
I’m a nursing student dropout because I felt like I went that route because I was afraid of the rigors of med school… but I couldn’t help but shake the feeling that I’d regret it for the rest of my life… so I decided to follow my dream… I am a pre-med student now at 28 years old and I can’t wait for the journey… just remember if your dream doesn’t scare you, it’s not big enough haha that’s what I told myself 🙏🏾
Mad respect brother, I'm 25 and facing the same sort of dilemma but was doubting myself thinking it might be too late to make drastic changes like that but your comment really inspired me to go for it! We will succeed!
Same here !! I live in Buffalo New York and I know we have a great college that offers medical school many prestigious doctors have graduated from the University of Buffalo I see many of them in my neighborhood because i live close to the south campus they look like they never sleep
I’m on my last year of med school here at Ontario! Woohoo 🙌🏼 🎉 If you’re thinking of going to med school, DO IT! I made lots of friends that I think will last a lifetime, it’s a great environment, although sometimes it will feel like it’s beyond your knowledge, but don’t give up just because of that, it’s a rewarding experience as the years go by! And good luck! Ain’t no baby OTW going to stop me from achieving my dreams of being a doctor! It was definitely an unplanned pregnancy but my friend who is the father of our child is definitely going to help me through it all hopefully, but I know for sure my sister and family will 😆, I was pregnant at 16, a mother at 17, I still graduated high school, college, and university, so I believe I can still achieve my MD even if I have an infant with me. I so can’t wait for next year!
When you're 5 years away from med school but you cant help but prepare now Edit: just found out there is a mini war in the comments, I don't worry about it, I am relaxing and having fun by hanging out with friends and stuff😂😅
Medical school was one of the best years of my life. It was easier and more fun than college because I studied things I was actually interested in for my future. Yes Step 1 was a pain to study for but it was an easier exam than the MCAT. Third year was great because you actually got to see and learn from patients. Medical school was definitely a breeze compared to residency!
He’s right. Med school was some of the best years of my life. Getting to dissect cadavers in first year, learn physical exam skills in second year, see patients in third and fourth years, and scrub in on surgeries. It was demanding and rigorous, with all the lectures, labs, studying, and exams, but an enjoyable journey all the same.
When you’re in high school you’ll come across people that’ll say “Don’t worry so much about studying right now your grade only matters in your final year/once you’re in University”, don’t listen to them. Keep up the habit of working hard and grinding so that once you finally get out of high school those traits are engrained into you.
Work and study hard, but don’t forget to pursue hobbies and have fun too! Especially if you are just a freshmen in high school (now). It’s great to think ahead and work towards your goals, but please don’t spend your whole child hood/ young adult life working hard with no fun!
I'm just in highschool and I'm really interested in biology and medical field ever since 6th grade and I wanna convince and prove to my family that I can get in a medical university and I'm hoping for the best!
Starting medical school this August 2019 and this video was perfect timing! I'm looking forward to 3rd year when I finally get to see patients at the hospital
I am still in high school studying to become a neurosurgeon one day. I am doing my best to prepare myself for the life long responsibility I will have in the future.
I'm in 8th grade. I know I have a lot of time before me but, becoming a doctor specifically a dermatologist has always been my dream. My parents never forced me to do it. They understand as they both work in the health care field. I don't regret it. I know it won't be easy but, I know I can do it. Be proud of myself and make my family proud.
I found that it was easy because many of those people you will be with the whole 4 years. It's good to connect with them because you can get useful knowledge and help with your peers. It would be a little harder in medical school if you didn't make good relations with your peers and professors, and I wouldn't really recommend it.
Actually, yes. To be honest, in undergrad, premeds can be annoying. A lot of them are high-strung, grade-obsessed, cutthroat individuals who are only out for themselves. Often, they have no real interest in the classes they’re taking. It’s just something they have to check a box next to so they can get into med school. Ditto for volunteer work, research, shadowing, etc… Once you get to med school, everyone is more chill and willing to help each other out. By then, it’s a mentality of all being in the same boat.
This makes me really excited about medical school. I'm going into year 11 (junior year, i think) and I've wanted to be a doctor for the longest time. Watching videos like these remind me why I'm studying hard now.
These videos help SO MUCH. As a non-traditional student who had a different career before, Mortgage Loan, then fire/EMS and Tour bus driver for rock and roll groups, I finally feel mature enough to take on my dream head on!
Lol I’m not even in medical school nor am I even interested in medical school lol, but this was interesting to watch and I’m have so much respect for people that choose to become a doctor!
Next year I'll be taking the college entry exams...I have a long journey ahead of me but when I think of why I wanted to be a doctor in the first place, it helps me push through. I'm gonna work so hard to get there. 🙌🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I'm in middle school but I'm so hyped for Med School, have been dreaming to become a surgeon and to save lives since forever. If you read this I wish for you to achieve all your dreams and goals
Can you do a video on different specialities and how you decided your specialty? I know I want to go into medicine but I have no idea what specialty I want to do
Sofia Lulla I went on a visit to the university of Iowa and when I talked to a 4th year she said that many of her friends discovered their specialty during their rotations during clinical
I'm entering a Pre-med program this fall and this makes me so excited to meet my goals of becoming a surgeon--my ultimate goal from the time I was four years old!
I went to medical school a long time ago (1988-1992). USMLE wasn’t a thing yet. Back then it was the National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME) parts 1, 2, and 3. Similar exams and pressure though. Residency applications back then were via the National Residency Matching Program (NRMP). Probably similar to the current setup. It was like military boot camp…I wouldn’t trade the experience for anything but I wouldn’t want to repeat it either.
I wanted to be a neurosurgeon but looking at this I won't be able to do this, not with my anxiety and overall idiocy. So chill gotta find a new dream job
nia pack dude same; I’m in premed right now hoping to become a paediatric neurologist but I’m literally on the verge of an anxiety attack just watching this video so I might need to find a different path
Wow. I didn’t know US med school system was so different, interesting video. Here in Perú, we do 03 years of university based lectures -> 03 years of clinical practice -> 01 year of internship = 07 years before leaving mes school and getting a MD. After that, we spend 01 year working on rural communities. An finally we apply for residency, which can take 03-05 years depending on the specialty.
I am literally a freshman in highschool and I want to be either an orthopedic surgeon or an cardiologist. Am I the only who is kinda of excited for the work the comes with med school? Like although it’s a lot of work and studying, your learning new things and the process and you are going to sound hella smart when your talking to patients and othe r people. I am kinda scared but not at the same time cause it’s all a part of a the process.
I'm a freshman in highschool that recently got accepted into a biomedical academy for my sophomore year. Let's hope in the next eight years, Med school will get easier
Thank you Although Step 1 was difficult to prepare for, it was a simpler test than the MCAT. The third year was fantastic because you got to interact with and observe people. Medical education was undoubtedly much easier than training!
I'm a med student from India and I'm just here to get to know about how med schools in India are different from America. I'm shocked that there are so many differences 🤯
I was in community college as a psych major then followed my interest more towards science and now I am pursuing neuropsychiatry and med school. It is so interesting , anyone who loves psych should definitely check out neuroscience :)
Grey's Anatomy has me questioning whether or not I want to be a doctor😂, I mean I wanted to since I was a kid but stuff happened that just knocked me off course. I hope I could get back on the horse. Your videos are really inspiring👍
I wish you also acknowledged that there is a DO degree with COMLEX 1/2 board exams..but it’s okay lol. Great video! I just matched orthopedic surgery and will be graduating next month 😊
Awesome video homie! If you’re competitive enough on paper for specialties that aren’t super competitive like anesthesia or EM, are audition rotations all that important?
Dr. Jubbal, Could you do a video of all the subjects in the medical school curriculum? I am currently going to nursing school. I would like to take classes to prepare me for medical school other than MCAT prerequisites.
I'm doing the same. I reccomend simply taking your nursing courses and add on Org Chem, Bio chem, maybe Physics if you need it and Trig. The rest should be taken care of with your nursing classes.
I just got accepted today.. ohhh booyy...
congrats!
To which university??
Wow congrats!!
Congrats
Congratulations!!
im not even in med school and i feel step 1 tension
Crupi me currently ahaha
Same here
Same
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I’m 12 and I feel u
I got stressed watching this video lmfao
Me too
Use that stress to drive you. (As I sit here stressed too, hoping that it'll help somehow lmao)
AHAHAHAHHAHAH
That makes us 1,200
Same
I'm only in highschool, but this video gets me excited for the journey.
SAMEEE
SAME😂
Samee
sameeeeee
same, great motivation to do better in this stage
I’m a freshman pre-med and whenever I’m feeling stressed and burnt out, I watch your videos to remind me what I’m doing this for. Thank you.
Same, let's push through this first semester!
Am a senior in high school and I have always struggle with math my whole life and I look into pre-med for college and I'll have to take calculus and trigonometry. I am wondering if I can major in something else that will still give me to prerequisites to apply for medschool?
Alejandro, you can major in anything as a pre-med from exercise science, to English, religion, to biology. It does not matter what so ever and you should do something that you're truly passionate about. You can complete the preqs as any major!
Likewise
@@alejandropulido1934 you can take more humanities instead of maths, which will lead you to to same end result. I'd recommend getting comfortable with math though.
I’m a nursing student dropout because I felt like I went that route because I was afraid of the rigors of med school… but I couldn’t help but shake the feeling that I’d regret it for the rest of my life… so I decided to follow my dream… I am a pre-med student now at 28 years old and I can’t wait for the journey… just remember if your dream doesn’t scare you, it’s not big enough haha that’s what I told myself 🙏🏾
Mad respect brother, I'm 25 and facing the same sort of dilemma but was doubting myself thinking it might be too late to make drastic changes like that but your comment really inspired me to go for it! We will succeed!
Agreed
good luck i hope your doing well so far!
You got this !!!! Never too late !
You got this. Update us on your journey!!
Why am I watching this im a freshman in high school who doesnt even want to become a doctor lol
Advance is More better
Me too😂
Regil Tube ikr I’m like 8 years away from this and I’m getting stressed 😂
Fr bro
im a 7th grader
So much respect for those who go through this process. I couldn’t do it 😂
Texan 2v 😭😭thank you that means a lot
Wat
Watching this right now is killing meh
Same here
Same here !! I live in Buffalo New York and I know we have a great college that offers medical school many prestigious doctors have graduated from the University of Buffalo I see many of them in my neighborhood because i live close to the south campus they look like they never sleep
I'm not even in medical school but I like your medical school videos explain how it works.
thisashleyblogs what you studying?
Same! I’m in Dietetics but I love watching these videos to appreciate the process doctors have gone through
same, i have no intention to apply but these videos are so engaging
Same I'm studying engineering and management lol
Same! I’m going into Law but have such high respect for those in Medicine
I’m on my last year of med school here at Ontario! Woohoo 🙌🏼 🎉
If you’re thinking of going to med school, DO IT! I made lots of friends that I think will last a lifetime, it’s a great environment, although sometimes it will feel like it’s beyond your knowledge, but don’t give up just because of that, it’s a rewarding experience as the years go by! And good luck!
Ain’t no baby OTW going to stop me from achieving my dreams of being a doctor! It was definitely an unplanned pregnancy but my friend who is the father of our child is definitely going to help me through it all hopefully, but I know for sure my sister and family will 😆, I was pregnant at 16, a mother at 17, I still graduated high school, college, and university, so I believe I can still achieve my MD even if I have an infant with me.
I so can’t wait for next year!
Congratulations 🎉 I am very proud of you and wish you all the best !!
Was there a lot of math involved? Before and during med school? Thanks!
Imagine not being here at 123 likes
This meme was made by the 123 gang
Awww im so happy for you
@@ncc_2 uhh always the same question for everything why do i have to be so dumb in maths fck it💀
When you're 5 years away from med school but you cant help but prepare now
Edit: just found out there is a mini war in the comments, I don't worry about it, I am relaxing and having fun by hanging out with friends and stuff😂😅
ive wanted to get into the medical field since I was 3. I was doing fake open-heart surgeries ever since I can remember
Lol
5? Jesus nan have some fun in your life
@@Horzinicla he’s/she’s/there doing what they love, they are probably having more fun then you
@@candypg1 im not stopping them. But they have time to have fun. Worrying about this this early does not help anyone. Don't be an idiot
Medical school was one of the best years of my life. It was easier and more fun than college because I studied things I was actually interested in for my future. Yes Step 1 was a pain to study for but it was an easier exam than the MCAT. Third year was great because you actually got to see and learn from patients. Medical school was definitely a breeze compared to residency!
you really thought step1 was easier than the mcat? how so?
Step 1 was easier to you than the mcat??😂
Is residency 5-7 years??
@@Tiyanaa The length of residency depends on the specialty you select. They are all different and range from 3 to 7 years.
Don’t get my hopes up! 😭
He’s right. Med school was some of the best years of my life. Getting to dissect cadavers in first year, learn physical exam skills in second year, see patients in third and fourth years, and scrub in on surgeries. It was demanding and rigorous, with all the lectures, labs, studying, and exams, but an enjoyable journey all the same.
I'm only 8th grade and this gets me ready for the journey! This video motivated me to study more and hard.
Sylvere Ngabonziza Me too!
When you’re in high school you’ll come across people that’ll say “Don’t worry so much about studying right now your grade only matters in your final year/once you’re in University”, don’t listen to them. Keep up the habit of working hard and grinding so that once you finally get out of high school those traits are engrained into you.
@@Grooby This is really sane advice
Same I’m going into the eighth
Work and study hard, but don’t forget to pursue hobbies and have fun too! Especially if you are just a freshmen in high school (now). It’s great to think ahead and work towards your goals, but please don’t spend your whole child hood/ young adult life working hard with no fun!
I'm just in highschool and I'm really interested in biology and medical field ever since 6th grade and I wanna convince and prove to my family that I can get in a medical university and I'm hoping for the best!
You will slay and accomplish your dream 🏅👏
I just got accepted to medical school, and this video is so motivating! I can’t wait to document my journey through med school 👩🏽⚕️
You speak just about u.s.t
Other countries are 6years
Definitely feeling that step 1 tension.
good luck!
Amenon1994 I’m not in medical school but dam the test is giving me nightmare
it’s now pass/fail
How did it go? Hahah
this is all i want for my life.. i really really hope i can do this
Good luck man!!
You can do it! Just work hard and believe in yourself. Good luck friend!
Literally I’m ready
good luck, you got this!
I’m here because I love greys anatomy but this is too much *Update: I am studying business instead*
Lol. Sorry for laughing..
I love greys anatomy but please never think it portrays a realistic life of a surgeon
Joce F same I Love greys anatomy and it aspires me to become a surgeon like christiana yang
That’s where I got the idea from so I started research.
idk man yes! but greys anatomy is what got me interested in this :)
You should make for your next video Residency. I also probably like maybe third year.
Starting medical school this August 2019 and this video was perfect timing! I'm looking forward to 3rd year when I finally get to see patients at the hospital
congrats! good luck there :D
Good luck next level that sounds so exciting to see patients!
Congratulations on getting in! Best of luck! :)
Thank you everyone!
Goodluck!
i got anxiety just watching this 😦 Rethinking my life choices right about now..
Which part
Me too
I am still in high school studying to become a neurosurgeon one day. I am doing my best to prepare myself for the life long responsibility I will have in the future.
I just dropped out of school. Don’t know why I’m watching
Get back in! You can do it
F
You should go back no matter what please coz you will regret it later and I'm sure
Get back on the horse. Life is a hustle. Wish you the best 👍
bruh get back in your car, don't be left on the highway of studies!
I'm in 8th grade. I know I have a lot of time before me but, becoming a doctor specifically a dermatologist has always been my dream. My parents never forced me to do it. They understand as they both work in the health care field. I don't regret it. I know it won't be easy but, I know I can do it. Be proud of myself and make my family proud.
Hey I’m a freshman in high school and I dream of being an emergency medicine dr! It’s never too early to plan
freshman in hs here. I want to be a dermatologist too! We got this, hopefully we're gonna make it :))
I know we can do it!!
Same
Im just in 5th grade and so much motivated by your vids
Did you find that it was easier to make friends in Med School than during your undergrad?
Sincerely, a severely-introverted matriculant.
I found that it was easy because many of those people you will be with the whole 4 years. It's good to connect with them because you can get useful knowledge and help with your peers. It would be a little harder in medical school if you didn't make good relations with your peers and professors, and I wouldn't really recommend it.
Actually, yes. To be honest, in undergrad, premeds can be annoying. A lot of them are high-strung, grade-obsessed, cutthroat individuals who are only out for themselves. Often, they have no real interest in the classes they’re taking. It’s just something they have to check a box next to so they can get into med school. Ditto for volunteer work, research, shadowing, etc… Once you get to med school, everyone is more chill and willing to help each other out. By then, it’s a mentality of all being in the same boat.
" find your group of friends "
Cant relate
After watching this video, I am excited to take on this arduous and challenging task to achieve my goal to treat patients!
This makes my BScN (bachelor of sci in nursing) program look like a cake walk! Huge amount of respect for the brave souls who do this
Don't underestimate yourself, nurses are the heart of the hospital
I'm fresh out of the womb and nearing kindergarten, this videos shows everything I need to know
This makes me really excited about medical school. I'm going into year 11 (junior year, i think) and I've wanted to be a doctor for the longest time. Watching videos like these remind me why I'm studying hard now.
I honestly admire you so much
These videos help SO MUCH. As a non-traditional student who had a different career before, Mortgage Loan, then fire/EMS and Tour bus driver for rock and roll groups, I finally feel mature enough to take on my dream head on!
Just the video I have been waiting for!!! Love you Dr.J!
This was a great video. I bet the satisfaction for completing medical school and starting residency must feel overwhelming.
I swear ima come back to this video in a few years time when hopefully GOD willing im accepted 😭😩🙏🏾 its gonna be one heck of a ride lol
You can do it! Just keep working hard and never stop moving forward. You got this!
Man I wish there was a channel like this for dental school, these videos are amazing
Lol I’m not even in medical school nor am I even interested in medical school lol, but this was interesting to watch and I’m have so much respect for people that choose to become a doctor!
Same, it sounds stressful
Next year I'll be taking the college entry exams...I have a long journey ahead of me but when I think of why I wanted to be a doctor in the first place, it helps me push through. I'm gonna work so hard to get there. 🙌🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I'm a freshman in aerospace why can't I stop watching this
I’m only in high school but these vids give me such inspiration and motivation. I can’t wait to achieve my dreams
I'm in middle school but I'm so hyped for Med School, have been dreaming to become a surgeon and to save lives since forever.
If you read this I wish for you to achieve all your dreams and goals
i’m 13 and yet watching this video excited for everything that’s going to happen in the future
Can you do a video on different specialities and how you decided your specialty? I know I want to go into medicine but I have no idea what specialty I want to do
Sofia Lulla I went on a visit to the university of Iowa and when I talked to a 4th year she said that many of her friends discovered their specialty during their rotations during clinical
Same
You have good taste in music thank you for the advice
So helpful and concise.
I'm entering a Pre-med program this fall and this makes me so excited to meet my goals of becoming a surgeon--my ultimate goal from the time I was four years old!
Same
@@musaabelakouri3670 Surgeon Gang Med Life!!!
I’m a pre-med bio major and I can’t wait to find myself through all of this hard work. I’m looking forward to the ob/gyn clinical rotations.
Okay, road to being an anesthesiologist here we go
Julia Galang Goodluck!!
Good luck💛
Same here!!
Blessings to you in your journey 🤍
road to being a dermatologist !!!
I went to medical school a long time ago (1988-1992). USMLE wasn’t a thing yet. Back then it was the National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME) parts 1, 2, and 3. Similar exams and pressure though. Residency applications back then were via the National Residency Matching Program (NRMP). Probably similar to the current setup. It was like military boot camp…I wouldn’t trade the experience for anything but I wouldn’t want to repeat it either.
I loved it, too. The selection process for applicants is different now and I'm not sure better at all.
Wow!
That means you're a multimillionaire already 🌚
I love how for closed captioning when you said “ERAS”, it turned it into “ear ass”
I wanted to be a neurosurgeon but looking at this I won't be able to do this, not with my anxiety and overall idiocy. So chill gotta find a new dream job
nia pack dude same; I’m in premed right now hoping to become a paediatric neurologist but I’m literally on the verge of an anxiety attack just watching this video so I might need to find a different path
Wow! This made me Hella more excited for medical school.
Thank you so much! This video has helped me a lot.😊
Great video! As usual. Always enjoy these videos. Lots of great information
I made it to yeaf 2 yay🙌......thank you for motivating me
I'm a highschool freshie and this really helped me a lot
Thanks for the very informative video !! :)
The system is so different here in Europe...
Oh yeah! Recently got accepted in Austria
@@1MrTooL1 congratulations and good luck! 😉
Lalisa is my religion same! BLINK ❤
How is it different?
Lalisa is my religion what’s the system in Europe
Oh i thought ERAS standed for Extra Ridiculous Atrocious Standards
Malcolm MacInnis not really much of a difference 😂
*stood
🌱🙌🙏 this really gets me excited and thrilling
This video was great！🔥👍
Wow. I didn’t know US med school system was so different, interesting video. Here in Perú, we do 03 years of university based lectures -> 03 years of clinical practice -> 01 year of internship = 07 years before leaving mes school and getting a MD. After that, we spend 01 year working on rural communities. An finally we apply for residency, which can take 03-05 years depending on the specialty.
I am literally a freshman in highschool and I want to be either an orthopedic surgeon or an cardiologist. Am I the only who is kinda of excited for the work the comes with med school? Like although it’s a lot of work and studying, your learning new things and the process and you are going to sound hella smart when your talking to patients and othe r people. I am kinda scared but not at the same time cause it’s all a part of a the process.
Read what you wrote.
This gets me so excited
I can’t wait!! ❤️❤️❤️
Totally worth it :)
No it's not.
I am first looking forward to being accepted into medical school. Next, it'll probably be the rotations. I am particularly interested in OB/GYN
hows it going?
She didn't get in 🤣
Great video !
Lord have mercy Fall 2020 start. My BP went up watching this. Thinking how old I will be Residency 😱
I'm a freshman in highschool that recently got accepted into a biomedical academy for my sophomore year. Let's hope in the next eight years, Med school will get easier
I’ll be back when I am a med student already, currently a grade 10 student. Long way to go but 1 thing for sure is I am gonna be a doctor!
Why? Talk with physicians/surgeons. Think about your motives.
YOU MAKE IT SOUND SO EASY!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you
Although Step 1 was difficult to prepare for, it was a simpler test than the MCAT. The third year was fantastic because you got to interact with and observe people. Medical education was undoubtedly much easier than training!
I love this video....
I feel stress and pressure from just watching this!
Quality content 🔥🔥🔥
Great video
Yep! More and more study time. I am in my final year of med school and it's still a lot of studying.
Update?
I'm a med student from India and I'm just here to get to know about how med schools in India are different from America. I'm shocked that there are so many differences 🤯
And they get the job done, don't they?
Wow...thanks for the vid. I've always wanted to be a pediatrician. I'm actually going to med school this year
So helpful.
Looking forward to MD Biochem
I’m not pursuing the medical field but this is interesting to watch nevertheless 😆
I wish I watched this video before my 4th year
GREAT VIDEO
I'm going to do my o levels in 7 or so days... This and other related videos inspire me to work harder and aim to get into a Singaporean med school...
Who else wants to be a psychiatrist?
Yesss! My dream career
Yes!
And cardiac surgeon!!
I wish i could
I was in community college as a psych major then followed my interest more towards science and now I am pursuing neuropsychiatry and med school. It is so interesting , anyone who loves psych should definitely check out neuroscience :)
Grey's Anatomy has me questioning whether or not I want to be a doctor😂, I mean I wanted to since I was a kid but stuff happened that just knocked me off course. I hope I could get back on the horse. Your videos are really inspiring👍
😅 Binging on 'Wings' this past summer, made me want to get a pilot's license!
📺 TV can be VERY impressionable!
I wish you also acknowledged that there is a DO degree with COMLEX 1/2 board exams..but it’s okay lol. Great video! I just matched orthopedic surgery and will be graduating next month 😊
You sir, are doing god’s work.
Thank you.
Great video! However you could've included OMS as well since they run parallel to MD MS.
I'm an engineering researcher but this video was interesting
decided to drop the dream. best of luck o those who persevere
Awesome video homie! If you’re competitive enough on paper for specialties that aren’t super competitive like anesthesia or EM, are audition rotations all that important?
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Dr. Jubbal,
Could you do a video of all the subjects in the medical school curriculum? I am currently going to nursing school. I would like to take classes to prepare me for medical school other than MCAT prerequisites.
john schwachter Don’t prestudy for medical school other than the MCAT. There is just too much and it will only help you minimally
I'm doing the same. I reccomend simply taking your nursing courses and add on Org Chem, Bio chem, maybe Physics if you need it and Trig. The rest should be taken care of with your nursing classes.
Hey , I’m in nursing school too and I have one year more for my associate rn then one year for bsn . If you hit me up we could share ideas
yeah it takes 4 years to complete the basics. my dad is an neurosurgeon and is very high ranked and it took him 12 years to complete his special
Goes to show that life DOES NOT have to completed in a specific way, it differs on the person themselves.
I’m still finishing my undergrad studies but I can’t wait to hopefully get into med school
My favorite classes were physiology and pharmacology. And my favorite rotation was Internal Medicine. 😍
Nice! What speciality are you going for/considering btw?
Answer the man’s question!!
@@primeirrational Sorry, Internal Medicine.