are there any students at medicine?
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Yes, there are more than 10,000 students admitted to medical school each year.
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i am! i am a freshman at cal state university of los angeles and sadly have not declared a major but i've been doing alot of thinking and became very interested in the profession of an orthodontist (deals with braces), so i might eneter to science department.
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I am a student...and ya?
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not enough.  med school is tough
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hi i m a class 11 student ...i aspire to be'com a surgeon too ..my dad is a surgeon so any worries mail me call2pallavi @yahoo.com.......nice to meet u !
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Look up the UK med student group MedSIN www.medsin.org they are affiliated with IFMSA (International Federation Medical Student's Assoc.) close to 100 countries are involved. www.ifmsa.org have fun. I did. Twice a year they have conferences that attract about 600 students from around the world.
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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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From experience I can tell you that here that the local pro sport \nstaff has helped many students in sports medicine step into the sports league.  If I recall they use a credit for work program from the nearby college.  It is a great stepping stone.
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not really. i go to a school or rather a college that challenges me both physically and mental. i'm a student nurse and i have to put the theory i learn in class into practice a lot.
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Go to UCD. do NOT major in biology. Instead, take an easy major and focus your energy on pre-med pre-req classes. That is the best strategy for med school. About 11% of Davis Med matriculants were UCD undergrads, so you have to work hard for it.\n\nI have **MANY** friends who are Indian physicians. They cannot get licensed to practice in America because they need to redo their residencies, take the Boards and so forth. It is a hassle because American medical programs consider these students low-priority. \n\nSo how do I know them? Because they all switched to public health and I met them during graduate school.
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My suggestion is to phone your local city or county government.  With any luck there is some kind of general number you can call to ask for the pathologist's (Medical Examiner's) office.  Most professional folks are happy to take 30 minutes to help a student.  \n\nAlso there is a National Association of Medical examiners.  You might get some hints there.  The website is www.thename.org.
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Many U.S. medical schools are state universities, with heavy preference for applicants from the region, with a few outside applicants.  You may have better luck with a private medical school.  \nU.S. med schools accept almost exclusively applicants with a bachelor's degree at minimum, although to be competitive, a master's degree can help.  The MCAT is also necessary for consideration for admission.\nI've met very few international med students in the U.S., most people interested in training here finish med school in their native country, focus on the USMLE (the board exams for residency application) and apply for residency positions through the residency match.  Look into the fifth pathway program.
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Going to med school?\nI suggest you read the books then...
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i work closely with a medical school admissions office.  what we are looking for is that you KNOW that medicine is what you want to do.  There is no minimum, but if you have only been involved in the medical community a short time, be prepared to be questioned about it in your interview.  I would suggest a reasonable amount of time would be to volunteer in a hospital setting or shadow a doctor somewhere between 40 and 80 hours.  \n\nYou can easily do 10 4-hour shifts a semester and pull this off.
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You shouldn't be asking your homework questions here.\n\nHmmm.  Why am I worried that someone who has to cheat to pass might just be a med student?
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It is possible, but remember that once you are working is going to be hard to study.\nlike u I want to go to med school, but i decided not to hurry, you can always have contact with patients if you become voluntary member of a hospital or a clinic. that way u can iteract with patitens onl when u have the time, withut feeling the pressure that is your real job, and that also u have to study.
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After four years of undergraduate school and four more years of medical school comes Internship -- that one year which involves more learning than the previous eight years combined.  [Total of 9 year] http://www.drgreene.com/21_566.html\n\nThe average age of students entering the WWAMI Program at Montana State University [medical school] is approximately twenty-five ... [student must have already completed four years of college]http://www.montana.edu/wwwwami/highschool.html\n\nSo if a 25-year old student [college graduate] enrolls at Montana State University Medical School, attends the 4 years of medical school he/she would then be 29 years old.  After completion of one year internship the doctor would be 30 years old when ready to go into practice.