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Difficulty of Medicine (1 Viewer)
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Retired 13 May 2006
It depends on which school you attend, and how naturally adept you are for that school's preferred mode of learning.
In my experience though, the work isn't what kills you - it's the pace. Everyone in Med is a gifted individual, and thus the expectations placed on you are more exacting than in a "regular" science course. Students are expected to learn more material, in greater detail, within a shorter period of time.
Of course, given the demands placed on doctors...can you think of any other way?
In my experience though, the work isn't what kills you - it's the pace. Everyone in Med is a gifted individual, and thus the expectations placed on you are more exacting than in a "regular" science course. Students are expected to learn more material, in greater detail, within a shorter period of time.
Of course, given the demands placed on doctors...can you think of any other way?