Career questions tagged futuredoctor
What will happen if i graduate highschool with my college degree? (PRE-MED)
What will happen if I graduate highschool with my college degree? INFO: I plan to start doing College Credit Plus courses starting extremely early in 7th grade, if I complete my bachelors of neuroscience at the end of highschool, I'll be 18. Since I love doctor-related facts, especially the brain and spine, (I might do neurosurgery), does anyone have any tips for what I should do for the next 5 years in school? I'm definitely going to get enrolled in programs such as Mensa's SIGS and Junior Honor Society, but I need extra help on what other programs I should join. I know, at the ripe age of 13, I shouldn't be thinking about what will happen after I graduate highschool with a college diploma but if I do, what will i have to do next? Please take it easy on me, I'm kinda a newbie. My brain is always curious.
is dificult to get scholarships in usa or in europe ?
Is dificult to get scholarships in usa or in europe if yo want to be a doctor
How can I build a career in medicine that combines scientific research and patient empathy, especially for individuals living with chronic illnesses?
My life hasn’t followed a straight line, but every challenge has shaped who I am and what I stand for. Losing my father to gun violence and living with Crohn’s disease taught me resilience early on. Instead of letting those experiences define my limits, I used them to define my purpose and deepen my empathy for others.
How could I get along with my professors so I can have a choice for getting a research position?
I'm an upcoming first year student and I'm planning to take the Pre-Med route
How do I balance GPA, extracurriculars, and clinical experience as a pre-med student #Spring26
I’m currently a high school senior planning to go to college on a pre-med track. I’m really interested in science, especially biology and anatomy, and I’ve done well in those classes. I’m trying to understand how to best prepare for medical school early on, including what I should focus on during my first year of college. I’m also curious about how to balance academics with gaining clinical experience and extracurriculars. I plan on attending a college that has a medical school/ hospital attached to its name, and is also right across campus
What are the pros and cons of pursuing an MD/PhD program?
I am a high school student interested in both research and clinical work, and was wondering if an MD/PhD program would be beneficial! #Spring26
What helped you stay on track through college and medical school if you didn’t have strong financial or family support early on?
I’m a high school student planning to go into pre-med, and I’ve mostly been figuring out the whole college process on my own. Money is a big concern for me, so I know I’ll have to rely a lot on scholarships and my own effort to get through school. I asked this question because I want to hear from people who’ve been in a similar situation and still made it. Their advice would really help me understand what to expect and how to stay on track.
As a college freshman, what classes, extracurriculars, and experiences should I focus on early to stay on track for medical school and a future career in anesthesiology #Spring26?
I am a college freshman at Louisiana State University (LSU) on a pre-med track with the goal of becoming an anesthesiologist. I am focused on building a strong foundation early and making the most of opportunities at LSU and in the surrounding medical community. I am especially interested in gaining clinical experience, getting involved in research, and choosing meaningful extracurriculars that will strengthen my medical school application. I would appreciate advice on what I should prioritize during my freshman year to stay on track and stand out as a future applicant.
How can I build a strong medical school application if I struggled academically my first year ?
I’m a freshman pre‑med student who had a rough first semester academically due to undiagnosed ADHD, but after starting treatment I’m now thriving again. I’m focused on improving, rebuilding my academic foundation, and becoming a competitive medical school applicant. What steps should I prioritize moving forward?
How would you recommend studying for pre-med classes?
Should I use flashcards or study buddies?
How do I maintain balance between academic success and personal wellbeing while preparing for a demanding career in healthcare?
One question I have about my future is how I can maintain balance while pursuing a demanding career in healthcare without losing the sense of purpose and personal wellbeing that led me to this path in the first place. As someone working toward becoming a physician in obstetrics and gynecology, I often think about how professionals sustain both excellence and empathy over time in such a high-pressure field. I am curious about what strategies successful healthcare providers use to stay grounded while managing long hours, emotional responsibility, and continuous learning. I also wonder how I can best prepare now, as a college student, to build habits that support both academic success and long-term resilience. Understanding this balance is important to me because I do not only want to become a skilled physician, but also one who remains connected to the human side of medicine throughout my career. #spring26
What is medical school and what is the classroom time like?
I am on the way to college for the premed route, yet I know nothing about medical school. Is it like a mock residency? Could someone please provide me with in depth information about this please?
What does it look like in the day of a psychiatric resident?
I would like to know what are the main duties that you are expected to participate in and how strenuous is this specific field. I am an incoming college freshman going for premed and love to be prepared.
How hard is residency for psychiatry versus neurosurgery?
Obviously, I am aware that neurosurgery is significantly harder than psychiatric residency, but what I am asking are the main differences that really stand out between the two. I am an incoming college freshman, and I am wanted to go to medical school. I have an extreme passion for both fields and am just needing help narrowing it down.
When you are a psychiatrist, is there any chance that you will get to work with neurosurgeons on hypothesis testing?
I want to conduct many experiments and get far into research to find cures for personality and mood disorders and always had an interest in neurosurgery as well.
How do you decide which medical schools outside of your state of residence you should apply to?
I know that applications can be expensive, so how do I determine what places outside of my state I have a good chance of getting accepted into?
How helpful is a neurobiology degree if I want to be a neurosurgeon?
I've heard a couple of people say the degree doesn't really matter, but how will it affect, or will it affect my ability to become a surgeon?
How should I begin preparing for medical school as an undergraduate What majors are the best, and what kind of volunteer or internship opportunities should I be looking for??
How should I begin preparing for medical school as an undergraduate? What majors are the best, and what kind of volunteer or internship opportunities should I be looking for?
What would I put on my resume as a 10th grader interested in going to college for medicine ?
What would I put on my resume as a 10th grader interested in going to college for medicine?
What kind of scholarships have to refugee student to study in forgein country!?
hello, iam a tibetan citizen studying in high school as the last year and i really want to pursue medical line so is there any scholarships to make things possible.
What is the best way to prepare for a career that balances clinical practice with medical research?
As an A-level student planning to pursue medicine, I’m interested in not only becoming a doctor but also contributing to medical research that addresses healthcare inequalities. How can I start building the skills, mindset, and experiences needed to succeed in both clinical practice and research, and what mistakes should I avoid early on? #Spring26
What are the strong activities outside of extracurriculars (clubs) that someone can do to differentiate themselves as a pre-health student (e.g., mixed martial arts, knitting, video games) ?
I currently train in MMA, wrestling, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and I plan to continue jiu-jitsu in college. Outside of sports, though, I haven’t really developed many other hobbies beyond playing video games.
How to apply for scholarships ?
I am 17 year old FSC student interested in studying MBBS in South Korea or Japan. I don't know where to start Can someone guide me on take admissions, scholarships, and guide me the process where to start?
What subjects in school help prepare you for a medical career?
I am a high school student who is interested in medical. I do science classes like ap biology and honors chemistry. I want to know what classes I should take, what activities or volunteering might help, and what steps I should start preparing for now so I can study medicine in the future.
What are good jobs in the Medical field?
Im interested it the Medical field.
How can I use my Mechatronics Engineering degree to transition into a career in medicine or healthcare technology?
Hello my name is Adrianna I go to crane middle school. I will use my engineering degree as a foundation to become a doctor who understands the technology behind modern medicine. I will design robotic and electronic systems that restore human function or save lives. I would like to help people.
What can I do to prepare for college if i want to major medical?
I am currently a high school student interested in study medical. Right now I am taking classes like Ap biology and honors chem and I plan to take ap cal.
What AP courses and electives should I be taking if I want to be a doctor/go to medical-school?
I'm a sophmore in highschool and want to go pre med. I want to take courses to help me get into this field. I need help on what I should be taking, because my school offers a lot.
What should I do in high school that colleges will like I am not athletic and I come from a low income family. Also, how many community service hours are ideal for colleges? (I am a highschool freshman.) (My dream jobs are to be a pediatrician or neurosurgeon.)
What should I do in high school that colleges will like? I am not athletic and I come from a low income family. Also, how many community service hours are ideal for colleges? (I am a highschool freshman.) (My dream jobs are to be a pediatrician or neurosurgeon.)
What is a good start in medical school?
What would be a good start in finding a work place in medical school, and how can I make myself more understanding of medical education and medical school?