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Are there any efficient ways to finish medical school earlier?

I understand that becoming a doctor is a long process but I want to finish my schooling earlier so that I can explore the world around me and to broaden my perspective of the world around me. #travel #college-advice #medicine #hospital-and-health-care

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Estelle’s Answer

College degrees are usually 4 year degree plans, but you can shorten them with AP and dual credits as well as summer classes.
Medical school is 4 years.
Residency programs are 3-6 years depending on the specialty.
You will have ample time to explore when you finish your education and you will have a great job so that you can make the money necessary to travel.
Good luck!
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Richard’s Answer

I chose biochemistry because there was overlap with the premed requirements and I wanted to complete my degree in 3 years. I got AP credit in high school and took summer school to finish early.

There is no way to speed up medical school. 4 years is required.
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John Preston’s Answer

You don't have to finish early to do that. Set time aside to travel while you pursue your doctorate (I assume you want to be a doctor?). Take advantage of school breaks, summer vacation. Even take a semester off and return to finish the program when you feel ready. There's no rush.

If you want to do something specific like radiology or anesthesiology, there are certification programs and technical schools that don't take as long as medical school. You can even take online classes. Up to you.

Best of luck.
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