Medical School... the Big Business it is!
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 21. 05. 2023
- It's important to realize that medical schools are businesses too.
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Education in the US is indeed big business. From elementary school and beyond, where high scores on standardized = bigger funding. And those wanting to be professionals have to pay for the privilege and again to set testing standards. It's a shame, but out reality. Good luck on your medical journey. I love your " beyond the classroom" lessons. We need more doctors like you.
Iâm a M3 and completely agree. Thank you for verbalizing something that I have long felt since beginning this journey. Iâm a non-traditional medical student so having 5+ years post undergrad of actual patient care and scribing experience is helpful in understanding the system of medicine prior to beginning. But, thatâs my experience and could of course vary.
TV shows help students become docsâŠso long as itâs scrubs and er
I completely agree with you. If it werenât a business they wouldnât have you taking liberal studies and unnecessary electives in college. everyone would just focus on their core class and maybe some type of hands on internships and experiences to prepare for whatever career you choose.
Plus they wouldnât charge you more for wanting to take more than 120 credits. Our education from 3rd grade and on has been to prepare us for some standardized test. Itâs honestly sad when you take a exam and a few hours later you canât even remember any of the information because you just crammed as much into your head for the test.
I took A&P 1 because I was thinking of PA school and I kept questioning why premeds arenât required to take anatomy because it so much more relevant and honestly I really enjoyed the class.
Ya itâs super frustrating but there is so much money that goes into making doctors that it would take a miracle to change anything
i mean I wouldnt say EVERYTHING on the MCAT is not relevant. Bio and biochem seem like decently relevant disciplines.
Okay fine⊠98% isnât used as a physician lol
@@ERdoctorMike haha i was just being neat picky. thought about it some more and your def right
Good to know
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I was wondering if you can make a video with your experience with step 1 and step 2
Hey man I will for sure make one about STEP 2 come July