A question concerning H.S --> College about Science medical field?
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Once you have gotten into college, no one ever looks at your high school transcript again, so you can be relieved about that.\n\nI had a friend who went into medical illustration.  Wide open field.  Also back it up with good computer skills and you will be in demand!
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Go to college first!  You don't have to be a"pre-med/biology" major- actually, medical schools like to have applicants who majored in non-science fields- but make sure you take the med school prerequisites (usually a bunch of science classes including organic chem, physics, some math).  Don't listen to what other people say, do what it is that interests you.
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You should consider a Masters in Health Information Mgt. from the College of St. Scholastica (Minnesota), its a online degree and while the college itself is not Harvard.... their HIM program is the absolute best in the field..in the nation. Very respectable program. The University of Pittsburgh also has a Masters HIM program but it is on-campus. These are the only two accredited programs in the world! They also have certificate programs but in order to become a registered HIM professional you have to go to an accredited program and complete it in full. Visit www.ahima.com they have a link to education there. For more info on HIM visit www.himss.com .\nGood luck
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harvard medical school =]
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Spend a couple of days shadowing people in medical field areas that you are interested in.  Ask them lots of questions and be very observant.  There are plenty of other ares in the medical field that you may want to consider, such as therapy disciplines (occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech language pathology).\n\nIf you are just starting college, take a wide variety of general ed. credits and this may help you to figure out what you really want to study.  And don't feel like you have to pick a major during your first or second year of school.  Take your time to figure out a field you truly have passion for and that you are willing to spend the time working to attain.\n\nBe aware that many medical field majors require a tremendous load of biology, science, and anatomy classes.  If you don't feel like this is an area that you come by naturally, really think about it.  Also, many medical majors require that you complete clinical practicums, internships, and externships- these take a lot of time and students do not typically get paid for these.
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List of Medical Colleges\n\n   1.      All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi\n   2.      Institute of Medical sciences, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh\n   3.      SMS Medical College, Jaipur, Rajasthan\n   4.      Lady Hardinge Medical College, Delhi\n   5.      Nalanda Medical College, Patna\n   6.      Rajendra Medical College, Ranchi, Jharkhand\n   7.      JIPMER, Pondichery\n   8.     IGMC, Nagpur, Maharashtra\n   9.     Govt. Medical College, Aurangabad, Maharashtra\n  10.      Grants Medical College, Mumbai, Maharashtra\n  11.      St. John’s Medical College, Bangalore\n\nColleges for B. Pharmacy Course\n\n   1.      L M College of Pharmacy, Abmedabad (low fee)\n   2.      Goa College of Pharmacy, Panji, Goa (low fee)\n   3.      Delhi college of Pharmacy (low fee)\n   4.      Jamia Hamdard, Delhi (higher fee)\n   5.      Madhya Pradesh/Chhattishgarh (higher fee)
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Depends on your strengths. I know alot of biochemists who find it a natural area of study and enjoy it very much.  If you aren't good with math or physics then it might be a hard track to take.  If you really like physics and math, consider physical chemistry, if you are pretty good at math and physics but enjoy biology, then biochem could be for you.  Science is demanding and rewarding, you have to decide what you really like.  I know med students who were bio, chem, biochem, chemE and many more.
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here is a list and other information of colleges in blr\n\nhttp://www.educationbangalore.com/pages/2_list_10plus/med-col.htm\n\nhttp://www.bangaloreit.com/html/education/colleges-medical.htm
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.imahal.com/education/india/med/list.htm
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Science will help you get employment in many fields.  It has so many uses that are crucial to our lives today.  There is medecine, Astronomy, Physics for engineering and a host of other things.  I wish I could have done more in that field when I was in school.
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This is a big misconception. You do not have to major in a science to go to medical school. If interested in medical school, you do have to take a list of science and math classes in undergrad, such as biology, physiology, anatomy, general chemistry, organic chemistry, physics, calculus, to name a few, but it is not required that you earn a degree in a science. I believe it is helpful, because you are already taking the required science classes to fulfill the degree and medical school requirement, so it overlaps, which is a benefit. Also, it gets you in the habit of doing intense study, which you will undoubtedly do in medical school, and it prepares you for the MCAT as well. The sciences and math are a good, solid foundation for medical school. I hope this helps. Good luck!
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Hi Anita. I believe the best answer is D) histology.\n\nAnatomy is a much broader area than this.\nCell biology is more concerned with the internal functions of the cell.\nChemistry is not directly involved with how cells are arranged.\nPhysiology is a much broader area of study.\n\nHope this is helpful for you.  Best wishes.
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Yup, some of my friends currently doing their MBBS there.\nTry Kasturba Medical College or Mannipal Medical College.
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You could try the Medical University of Ohio at Toledo.\n\nhttp://www.meduohio.edu/healthsciences/pa/\n\nThat is the only one I can find in Ohio, but you may want to check into schools in states that are close like, Michigan, Indiana and Pennsylvania
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My Brother in law has a PhD in Psychology. He got into med school with no problems.\n\nIf you have the science, they could care less about the major
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Hi im studying medicine its a very interesting field. You first complete 6 years as a general practitioner and then you can specialize. There are many fields u can go into:\nPediatrics-Work with children, abnormalities (Genetic, congenital-embryologic).\nNeurology-to do with the nervous system deal with neurological diseases.\nNephrology-To do with the kidney and the basic units of the kidney-The nephron.\nCardiology-Heart-diseases etc.\nENT-Ear, nose and throat specialist.\nGynaecology-To do with Pregnancy and brith procedures etc.\nPathology-study of diseases.\n\nWell thats all i can think of. If you want to study medicine be well versed with biology as you study the structure of the human body in depth both macro and micro and the functions thereof. Most important enjoy what u do:)\nGood Luck
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It depemds on what you have taken. If you have taken biology try medicine or biotech. If you have taken computer science try doing that . Engineering is always an option.