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It'd be an amazing start. A stupid amount of my wife's medical education was completely wasted for two reasons: * "To make sure you know what career to go int
by SkyPuncher 3y ago
It'd be an amazing start.
A stupid amount of my wife's medical education was completely wasted for two reasons:
* "To make sure you know what career to go into". No. You don't need 2 years to see every possible option. Everyone has some idea before they even go to med school. Focus on the 2 to 6 that you care about.
* Residency application. 4th year was a complete joke. Most of it was consumed with travel/distractions while applying to residency. Maybe 2 or 3 months of actual learning fit in their.
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The med school my wife's residency is associated with is actually a 3 year program. They skip summers and condense a lot of information.
- degrews 3y agoWow, that seems so short then. In Europe medical school is 6 years, with a 7th year spent on preparing for residency. At least in Spain. And it doesn't start off easy. All student are required to have spent the last 2 years of high school in a science-focused baccalaureate program, which in my experience is similar to early American undergraduate in terms of academic rigour.