I'm not saying is a bad idea. I think a doctor has to be smart. But that said, I'm not convinced that my doctor need to know all the nuances of Diels-Alder, and

I'm not saying is a bad idea. I think a doctor has to be smart. But that said, I'm not convinced that my doctor need to know all the nuances of Diels-Alder, and pass OrgChem with top grades. But, thinking further, I do not really understand how the evaluation is done. What does that A grade really means? It means he has a grasp of what benzene is, or that I can hire him for doing my syntheses? The system is very broken. I hope one day we'll have some serious D&D-like rules in our instruction: MD: Org Chem >8 Surgery >14 Int >16 Char >14 OrgChemist: Org Chem >18 Surgery >4 Int >15 Char > 3