Career questions tagged medical-school
Medical school is where doctors receive their education. Popular medical doctor careers include a pediatrician, surgeon, and anesthesiologist. Please read below to find out more. Read more Show less
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Does anyone have anything recommended that helped them a lot that I should do or join for my passion, neurosurgery? Anything else that can impress the Medical admission officers? I'm planning to graduate College at the ends of Highschool with a Bachelor's Degree of neuroscience by doing College Credits in 7th grade. I'm in 7th grade as of right now. I also recently took a test called the NNAT3, and scored a 143, planning to join MENSA. Thank you! #medical doctor #doctor #neuroscience #neurologist #neurosurgeon #neurosurgery #biomedical #medical-education #accounting #finance #nurse #registered-nurse #nursing-education #pediatric-nursing #nursing #nurse-practitioner #surgeon #oral-surgery #neurosurgery #general-surgery #teacher #teacher-training #highschoolsenior #highschool-advice #middleschool #middleschoolstudent #giftedandtalented
what can i put for my aplicate in my scholarship?
what can i put for my aplicate in my scholarship? if i a want to be a doctor
How hard was it to become an Anesthesiologist?
I am 15, and planning on graduating high school a year early. I am in 10th grade right now, and planning on doing summer school and another semester in order to graduate a year early. My goal in life is to become an anesthesiologist, and I have some questions for people who have reached that goal. What helped you get to that point? How long did it take? What was your major, and minor/s? What tips do you have for me to help me get to that point. What was your weighted GPA for high school? Is it more difficult than you thought it would be, or is it easier than you thought, and if you could, would you pick a different career choice? That's it! Thanks:)
Why is becoming a registered nurse better than becoming a CNA ?
I am currently a junior is highschool
What was the hardest part about preparing for medical school, and how did you achieve it Was money ever an issue, and if so, how did you go about handling it? Have you ever once in your career considered that it may have not been worth it? ?
I am a senior in high school, who is about to head to a university to finish my pre-requisites. I am really curious if there are any specific tips you recommend as I prepare to go into medical school, and what would should I expect going in.
What kinds of clinical experience opportunities should I look for if I plan to apply to medical school? #Spring26
I am a senior in high school and I've already done an internship at a private practice for over 300 hours and I've done volunteering at my local hospital since my freshman year. I am interested in doing some kind of research/other internships at during my undergrad years. Is that enough? What will help me stand out among other medical school applicants?
I am a freshman in University pursuing a Neuroscience degree. My question is for those with master degrees, medical doctor degrees, or Phd's. What is the best way to decide which post graduate path to take How do you decide between Phd, Masters, or MD? What are the differences and important things to know about each path? #Spring26?
I am super interested in research but I also want to help people directly or indirectly in the future. #Spring26
How and when should I start studying for the MCAT? #Spring26
I start college in the fall and will be majoring in pre-med to later specialize in forensic medicine. I want to know when I should start studying for the MCAT, to maximize my ability to get a good score when the time comes for me to transition to medical school. I would also appreciate some tips on how to study for it, because I am not very good at studying.
How should I set myself up to go to a successful medical school?
Hello! I'm a Senior in high school who will be attending University of Connecticut in the fall. I'm majoring in molecular and cellular biology. What steps should I take that ABSOLUTELY CRUCIAL to being successful in college, and how will these steps help me?
What is the best way to approach my frosh year of college, when I'm a pre-med major #Spring26?
I know that I need to be a strong student. But what else is a good way to start my college experience to set me up for med-school?
How can I, if possible, ease the path to becoming an MD from Pre-Med all the way to completing Residency??
I am an incoming freshman in college and am already thinking about how I am going to be drained mentally in this path and need some advice about how it will be.
What are some of the challenges I can expect as a Black woman in medical school?
I plan to become a surgeon, specifically a plastic surgeon. I would like to know more about what challenges I can expect as a black woman becoming a surgeon. I've read that less than 3% of surgeons are black women so there must be many systemic challenges that are keeping those numbers low.
How do Biomedical Research paths compare to Medical School in terms of long-term intellectual challenges and growth #Spring26 ?
I am a high senior and I intend to major in Biomedical Sciences on a Pre- Med track. I'm exploring whether to stay on a pre-med track or focus on research and innovation. For those who chose a non-MD scientific path, what was the hardest "mindset shift" you had to make? Do you feel that your field offers a stepper learning curve and more growth opportunities than clinical practice.
What is the biggest challenge a non stem major might face applying to medical school post graduation from college?
I am thinking of taking only pre-requisite courses to apply to medical school and major in a non-stem area. I’m wondering if I will face any challenges to the medical school curriculum if I follow this path.
How am I supposed to get a job in healthcare with no experience if all the jobs out there say "must have experience"?
I’m a second-year biochemistry student on the pre-med track, and I’m trying to build strong clinical experience. I recently got my phlebotomy certification, but I’m having trouble finding positions without prior experience. What are the best strategies to break into clinical roles (like phlebotomy, MA, or lab assisting) when you’re just starting out, and what should I focus on to stand out to employers?
How do I achieve my academic and career ambitions in the context of financial constraints to fund my education
I am aiming to become a medical doctor specialized in pediatrics. I am currently an undergraduate majoring in molecular biology. How do I structure my programs/classes in way that ensure a timely achievement of my goal. Questions includes class selections, graduate school selection, but also navigating financial constraints.
Is there a difference if I take biology or biochemistry when I am planning on going to medical school?
I am starting my freshman year of college in fall of 26 and right now my major is biochemistry. When I chose it I was told that I should take premed or biology if I plan on going to med school. I chose biochemistry because I enjoy the chemistry aspect but still need the biology. What I am concerned with is if I will be fine with that or if I should just major in biology.
What's the best way to get clinical experiences and patient interactions as a pre-med student?
I am going to UNC on the pre-med track, and want to start building up a strong resume for Med-Schools right away.
How does one align themselves, and prepare, for a Pre-Med track, and eventually the application process for Medical Schools?
My name is Victor, and I'm a graduating senior. I plan on majoring in Biology to set myself up for Medical School. I have a question regarding the Pre-Med track for various colleges. Although some colleges don't have a certain medical major, how do college students align themselves with a "Pre-Med track"? I have visited many colleges, and most of them all have a similar Pre-Med track. Is there a difference between what they teach, or is it classes that the college already has that you must take to align yourself to just prepare yourself for Medical school? Additionally, what does the application process look like when applying for medical schools? Thank you! #Spring26
Is it better to take a gap year after undergraduate school or continuing with graduate programs. How do you know the medical path way you're taking is the best one as an undergraduate?
Junior in College and Biology Major, Wanting to go into Medicine but not sure if medicine school is the best option or dental school is the best option
What is the hardest part about Physician Assistant School?
I am pursuing a master's degree in physician assistant studies and am nervous about the academic rigor and dedication.
How can I tell as a high school student that I'll be able to complete undergraduate and medical school without getting discouraged?
I'm currently in 11th grade, but I've wanted to become a pediatrician for as long as I can remember. I get stressed and burnt out somewhat easily, although I'm also an overachiever. Any advice if I'm worried about med-school?
What is the biggest resource you have used in medical school and would tell your younger self? #Spring25?
I am entering in as an MS1 and am excited to go along this new journey! #Spring25
What is the best way to start prepping for med school? Would it be building clinical hours and experience? And how do I set myself apart from the crowd of other people applying for med school?
What is the best way to start prepping for med school? Would it be building clinical hours and experience? And how do I set myself apart from the crowd of other people applying for med school?
What is one thing you wished you had done before applying for medical school?
I am a premed freshman and have many questions about my future in the field. I hope to gain some guidance from those who have already walked the road. Are there any regrets or missed opportunities you wish you had known about?
What’s something you wish someone had told you before starting pre-med?
I'm a senior in high school thinking in majoring in Biochemistry and later going to medical school but I'm scared for the future. What are some tips to survive medical school or surviving biochemistry in college.
What is the pathway toward becoming a surgeon?
What is the pathway toward becoming a surgeon? What are the education requirements?
What are some tips for balancing heavy academics while working?
What are some tips for balancing a heavy academic workload in college while working? I am currently a high school senior, and I plan on studying nursing in college. I plan on working while in college, so I am looking for practical ways to balance academics/work.
High school senior going to College. I am a high school senior who starts college soon and wants to go to medical school.
What are some suggestions on how an undergraduate can equip themselves for medical school What are some jobs medical students can do while attending medical school?
What are the different places you did your residency and/or fellowship and how did it better prepare you for your Medical Examiner Certification ?
I'm currently a college freshman who wants to be a forensic pathologist. I understand that you don't always get residency in your direct field, so I would like to know some close options that would benefit me and better my knowledge for my career.