Can one pursue Medical course in U.S.A?
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yes buddy you can? For that you need to take mcat exam. and then you have to apply to a medical school. eventhough getting admission in a medical school is easy compared to india it is going to cost u a lot -------- a lot
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Well if you want a full scholarship in medicine and you are not a US citizen you have to do an MD PhD program and they are killer to get into.  Look into alerbert einstien college of medicine and Duke...they have good programs.  If you are a US citizen the only full scholarships I know of are for minorities and low income first generation college students.  You have to contact your schools financial aid office and see if they offer it to you....each school can offer up to 7 scholarships a year which are funded by the federal government.
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I thought there was a process for application similar to the one the US has. There are many Canadian doctors working in the US.
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unless you want to go somewhere out of the US (e.g. a country like australia or the UK where medicine is an undergraduate-entry program), you go to college and do really well. i mean REALLY well. and well enough that you forget about medicine entirely and just kick some academic butt. and abandon all hope of getting in until it actually seems possible. (as for classes to take, i would recommend swallowing all the organic chem you can get ahold of... major in something hard core like biochemistry or neuroscience, but not biology--everyone does that.) however, if you go outside the US, check your scores--if you've got really amazing numbers, you can enter a 6 year undergrad program in australia.
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Very few.  If she wants to practice in the US, she will have to go through State licensure--and that may require additional coursework & clinical rotations, but its doable.  If you come to the US, plan to stay in the larger gateway cities initially--New York City would be your best choice.  There is a very large Russian-Ukrainian-Polish etc. community there and it has developed quite an extensive network of assistance.
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See top 50 medical school in U.S (probably, all of them are in the top 100 of the world) \n\nYou should have at least G.P.A 3.5 and MCAT over 11 in order to apply to one of these school (perhaps, except Hardvard and Joan Hopkins, they require more)\n   1. Harvard University  (MA)\n\n   2. Johns Hopkins University (MD)\n\n   3. University of Pennsylvania\n \n   4. University of California–San Francisco\n \n   4. Washington University in St. Louis\n \n   6. Duke University (NC)\n \n   7. Stanford University (CA)\n \n   7. University of Washington\n \n   9. Yale University (CT)\n \n 10. Baylor College of Medicine (TX)\n \n 11. Columbia U. College of Physicians and Surgeons (NY)\n \n 11. University of California–Los Angeles (Geffen)\n \n 11. University of Michigan–Ann Arbor\n \n 14. University of California–San Diego\n \n 15. Cornell University (Weill) (NY)\n \n 16. University of Pittsburgh\n \n 17. University of Chicago (Pritzker)\n \n 17. Vanderbilt University (TN)\n \n 19. U. of Texas Southwestern Medical Center–Dallas\n \n 20. Northwestern University (Feinberg) (IL)\n \n 20. University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill\n \n 22. Case Western Reserve University (OH)\n \n 22. Mayo Medical School (MN)\n \n 22. University of Alabama–Birmingham\n \n 25. University of Virginia\n \n 26. Emory University (GA)\n \n 26. University of Colorado–Denver and Health Sciences Center\n \n 28. Boston University\n \n 28. University of Wisconsin–Madison\n \n 30. Mount Sinai School of Medicine (NY)\n \n 30. University of Iowa (Carver)\n \n 32. Dartmouth Medical School (NH)\n \n 32. New York University\n \n 32. Ohio State University\n \n 32. Oregon Health and Science University\n \n 36. University of Rochester (NY)\n \n 36. University of Southern California (Keck)\n \n 38. Brown University (RI)\n \n 38. University of Minnesota Medical School\n \n 38. Yeshiva University (Einstein) (NY)\n \n 41. Wake Forest University (NC)\n \n 42. Tufts University (MA)\n \n 42. University of Cincinnati\n \n 42. University of Maryland\n \n 45. Indiana University–Indianapolis\n \n 46. Georgetown University (DC)\n \n 46. University of California–Irvine\n \n 48. University of California–Davis\n \n 48. University of Massachusetts–Worcester\n \n 50. Stony Brook University (NY)\n \n 50. Tulane University (LA)\n \n 50. University of Florida\n \n 50. University of Utah
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What country are you trying to seek medical attention?  Places like France, Northern Italy, Ireland, England, India\n\nDid you know Medical Tourism is big...especially in Europe?\n\n\nTo compare the accreditation, check out the websites I found below, because some doctors who come over here from overseas usually need to pass our medical boards, but I know they have National Schools in Europe and other places, so maybe they have the same/similar curriculum and accreditation now...I would start with these websites anyway.\n\n\nWhat's the focus, is it for surgery or other specialization, like Acupunture?\n\n\nAre you going overseas particularly for this medical reason? Is it something they won't do in the US?  Are you waiting or is it too expensive here?\n\n[SOMETHING I READ AND TO THINK ABOUT- IT'S ABOUT PS, BUT COULD APPLY TO ANY KIND OF MEDICINE]\nGetting your  plastic surgery done in another country (where costs are lower than where you live) is no longer a big deal. While I believe that some medical fraud exists in the United States and any other developed country, it is somewhat more prevalent in countries that offer cheap plastic surgery. It does not mean that you should not travel abroad for plastic surgery - it just means that you must do your homework and be careful. “It’s important to do it right with careful planning from the start. A medical traveler is almost always on a tight time schedule, with no spare hours for delays or changes,” says Julie Munro, CEO and Chief Medical Concierge of Cosmetic Surgery Travel. She also has ten excellent tips for you if you are considering  plastic surgery in a different country.\n\nHmmm...let me know if there's more info...ok?\nHTH.  God speed with your health (or loved one's).\nTake care.
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Nope, but it might be more difficult for you to get into a medical school as an international student.
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BEST OF LUCK, Must try, USA has a great and very wide international heart. JUST BE SELF CONFIDENT.
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Yes, however they must first be able to sit for and pass a US state bar exam before they are allowed to practice in any state.  Most times a foreign lawyer goes to a US law school and gets a LLM degree first.
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U.S.A of course. All the smart foreign doctors come here for whatever reason!! We have the best hospitals in the world. Mayo, John Hopkins, and St. Jude (just to name a few).
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I would say United States although most of the doctors are from India but go to school here in the U.S.A and practice here.
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For starters, let's assume that you're a foreign student who wants to study in the U.S.\n\nGo to this site:\n\nhttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/grad/rankings/med/brief/mdrrank_brief.php\n\nThis will give you a list of the top medical schools in the United States, and there might be some information regarding on obtaining scholarship.\n\nSince I assumed that you're a foreign student seeking scholarship in a medical school in the U.S. here's a site that is pretty helpful because the information given on the requirements needed is pretty much detailed:\n\nhttp://usimmigration.visapro.com/F1-Student-Visa.asp\n\nHope these help.  And, Good Luck.
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Yes. In USA is PharmD (Doctorate of Pharmacy) and you can do it at any age.\nPre req are 2 years and than 4 yrs of pharmacy school. Total of 6
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Yeah sure if you have the right qualifications. In Australia all overseas doctors are screened by the government to make sure they are qualified and know what they are doing.
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Of course you can !\n\nThis site isn't only for the U.S.\n\nWhere are you from ?
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I suppose would have to contact the nearest embassy for that. There are many in the US. The link below has info on them.