British A-levels are no walk in the park. Doing them in one year is harder still. It takes a lot of organization and commitment to pull off. As living proof that it can be done though – having done both Biology and Chemistry A-Levels in a single year – I’m here to tell you it …
Doing A-Levels in One Year: 10 Top Tips (How I Got Into Med School) Read More »
Medical school, in my own opinion, is one of the more stressful experiences I’ve ever had in my life. All the time that goes in to staying on top of studies, the commitment and responsibility involved in getting through classes and exams, adds up. And this is coming from someone who had a life before …
How Stressful is Medical School? (6 Best Ways To Deal With It) Read More »
Last July I finished wrapping up my third year in medical school. As an international student, studying abroad, it’s been a tough year. The first semester went smooth enough. The second, as I’m sure we all know, was massively disrupted. The purpose of this article, that I’m putting together on the eve of starting my …
Studying medicine in your 30’s has its challenges for sure. Mortality seems closer. Everyone around you weathers a hangover better. And generally you’re a lot more tired. But there’s a lot of positives to it too. Which is why, when most people ask why I went into medicine at a later age, I often tell …
Studying Medicine in Your 30’s: An Honest Perspective Read More »
Four years ago I went back to high school as a 30-year old man. I had it in my head I wanted to be a doctor. Surrounded by bright-eyed teenagers more interested in under-the-table weed dealing, it wasn’t exactly a great time. But that’s sometimes the reality of studying medicine later in life. Of course …
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