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I'm reading right now :nice:

Well, if I'm still around, I'll help.

She finished med school before becoming a nurse. Or something like that. She just had to finish rotations or something like that.

That's a good start. Look at Dr. Lockhart from ER, she started as a nurse :rolleyes:

Thanks Erick. You can always come here and ask for help when you're in medschool.

WOW, that's awesome Perrine! You're going to learn lots and lots :cheesy:

I'm always anti-social.

Ew, obstetrics :mean:

Yeah, ouch.

Bleh, besides you're a guy. Doesn't really matter how old you are if you plan to have a family and all. Not saying I'm planning to have a family these next ten years, but sometimes that idea crosses my mind, and I think "blaaah, I'll be 30.. dammit. I'll get married old, and eventually be too old to have healthy children or a healthy safe pregnancy.."

Yes, but by the time you start it, I will be finishing mine.

Sucks for you then.. You'll be way old when you start your specialty. I'll graduate (hopefully) in 5 years.

The system is different where I live. But I want to know what they requested so you could get in medschool. Besides, not every school is the same. Some schools have more years, others some other subjects, other schools require a pre med course. It depends on the school.

Why would I need another career? :thinking:

Nick?

No. I went to high school before med school. Then I took a year off (biggest mistake of my life) and then applied for medschool. They accepted me and I started 1st semester in 2009. In 11 days I'm finishing my second semester and in late July I start my second year.

Yeah, but I do happen to know the shit :nice: Did you have an exam? Or having some premed course? I only had to do a shitty admission test :P

Are you a med student or trying to get into medschool?

By the way, if you don't want to hear how hard it is, then go tell a mirror that. Not trying to be mean here, but every single person you tell that will say the same: It's hard.

It's not a matter of discouraging you. It amazes me because when people say it I remember how I felt when I realised that's what I wanted. Cos it's beautiful. But no, I'm not joking there. It is for masochists, kind of. Want to give it a try? Go ahead. We all have to experience what we want in order to see if that's meant for us or not, if we really like it or not. It's not the same to want it than doing it. But wanting so hard to study that is a big start. A good one. No doubts about it? Then go ahead, go to medschool. Live it. Fearing failure is normal. It is, and I feel it everyday. And I'll keep feeling it til I get my degree, and so will you. But also, being scared proves that it matters to you. And again, that's a great thing.

Um, not that you didn't sound serious. It just amazes me when people say that. Unless you're a big masochist, I would highly recommend you consider other options.

Mystery solved.

Seriously?

Lucky woman.

Sometimes you scare me :(