Could u recommend a good college within the United States if I want a medical degree?
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Any of the universities that have their own medical programs are great, especially since some allow you to apply early to continue into their medical school.  Try these two links that offer different opinions about the best undergrad schools to jumpstart your medical career:\nhttp://talk.collegeconfidential.com/archive/index.php/t-19444.html\nhttp://www.bestpremed.com/MDprof.php
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Try very hard to improve your grades, good grades will help you get into a good school, but as others have said, schools take into consideration, circumstances.    You will certainly want o be strong i science and math, especially Biology and Chemistry.  Before you choose a college, make sure it has a reputable pre med program.  Med school are extremely competetive, you will need good grades in college and/or someone with a lot of clout to get you in.  If you want something bad enough you will succeed, but in the event you don't, there are always options.  I work for a company that builds medical devices.  I work in Oncology R&D and we are part of the battle against cancer as well.  In fact, everything I have worked on there has been used on me on at least one occassion over the last 6 years as I am fighting late stage RCC.\n\nOh, I almost forgot.  There are other types of doctors that fight cancer also, not just Surgical Oncologists.  In fact, there is a growing trend toward Interventional Radiologists who use less invasive methods to treat people.  If you like, Email me and I can fill you in some, but make the Subject line interesting enough so I don't delete it as Spam.
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Which country are you in? depends on that.... What subjects are u good in?..... u can opt for the best college in town but be bad in some subject which you choose.... So the best advice is too choose a course which u know u wud be good at... i choose Business management coz from a young age i was always good at my dads business selling stuffs... if u think ur good in Science u shud do MBBS... if u think u can teach do B.A just depends on what course u think u excel in...
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http://www.lacollege.edu/ has a great pre-med program, and if you go to their website and find their online catalog, it will give a list of courses you should take.  80-85% of their students who apply to medical school get accepted, so they know something.
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not sure about any particlar school but you might check out below for pratice test for usmie reviewing though.. I found a good school to get my Associates Degree in medical billing though *Elmira Business Institute*
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Medical College of Georgia, in Augusta.\n\nhttp://www.mcg.edu/SOD/patientservices/patientinfo.htm
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check ur educational qualification first and  if u satisfiy the requiremnts to do ur medicine in USA then apply for an admission in the desired university. if u get the admission file all ur documents and send them to the embassy ....b4hand u have to b sure with ur financial obligations....like capability of paying the fees n bearing the living expenses...for more information contact a near by educational consultant ..they can guide u bettr ....cheera n gud luck
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I live in Malta and this is a tough one for you.  The University of Malta does participate in student exchange programs with the US - and they speak English -  see what courses are on offer and check if the US medical school you want to go to will accept any courses from U/M - http://www.um.edu.mt/intoff/internationaloffrole.html\n2nd semester starts in February not January and runs until June -\nMalta is expensive - 1 MTL = 3 USD - McD meal = 3 mtl or 9 USD [an example] - life here is a bit expensive - Rent - a flat of medium quality is about 400 to 600 dollars a month + utilities+cable+phone+internet and 6 months is considered a "short let" so it might be more - the university offers housing but i dont know if it is coed - check the link i gave you - tuition- junior college course is 1500 mtl x 3 for US dollars per year - email the school and find out if the course is offered for 1/2 year studies - as Malta is a "catholic" country cohabitation is .... but as divorce is not legal here, many people are seperated & alot of people "cohabitate" so it will depend on who you meet, where you live, etc... \ncultural attitude towards women? different from the US - generally okay - it would be best to stay in the "touristy" part of the island as here is where pretty much everone speaks english - go to the link and check out the university info first - then go to http://www.searchmalta.com/ to get more information and also go to http://www.di-ve.com/dive/portal/portal.jhtml?id=610&pid=13 - http://www.exclusive.com.mt/index2.jsp - i hope some of this helps, do your research and email me if you want - :)
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Do you want to study in Europe or in the US?  Harvard and a lot more states in the US offers one.  In Europe, I know that London School of Hygien and Tropical Medicine offers a good program also.  I also saw one program at University of Coppenhagen.  Good luck.
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you'll want to look at whatever degrees/courses are needed for your country...each country is different.\n\nA lot of time if you apply as a "mature" student, with some experience in the field, they'll let you in without a complete degree.\n\nBest thing to do is to contact the med school you're interested in and ask them directly.
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if you want to go to a med school, dont go to a cal state....if you dont get into a good UC, go to a JC and try again.  It is so much more easier to transfer from a JC to a good UC.  The reputation of your undergrad institution is important when applying to med school.
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Columbia university in manhattan its a very good school and you can get the degree your looking for there.
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University of Pittsburgh has a great medical program...we also have best hospitals its alot of work...
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sounds like Cal Tech for you.\n\n\nother good places for your interests:\nGeorgia Tech  - Atlanta, Ga.\nVa Tech - Blacksburg, Va.\nMIT - Boston, Mass.\nRennselear   (sp?)\n\nmost of the Institutes of Technology are good.  these are just the ones i know something about.
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Getting into medical school is very difficult because of the sheer number of applicants so unless you are extremely confident and gifted individual the type of school doesn't matter all that much. \n\nThe best schools, however, are Columbia, Harvard, St Hopkins, etc. \n\nIn the UK  - Cambridge, Oxford, Manchester, Glasgow and Newcastle.  Training is 5 years at medical school, 2 years foundation, 5+ specialist registrar
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try Penn foster.. I think it is www.pennfostercollege.com. I'm getting a degree in the medical field and I started off by paying $10.00 down with NO interst and paying like $40 a month...It is great!
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This question would take too long to answer, but a great resources I'd check out is www.valuemd.com, which has a forum for a lot of "offshore" medical schools.\n\nIf you've taken the MCAT, I'd recommend you look at Saba (www.saba.edu), St George's University, (www.sgu.edu).  If you haven't taken the MCAT, I'd give Medical University of the Americas (www.mua.edu) and Sint Eustatius (www.eustatiusmed.edu) a look.  Good luck.\n\nAlso, there are no Caribbean schools that are "accreditted" by the US, but there are a few that are "approved" by a few selective medical boards.  California's approved St George's U, Ross U, American U of the Caribbean, Saba University.  New York has approved all the above plus Medical University of the Americas and American University of Antigua.