Hi friends! I hope you enjoyed this video on what you should consider before deciding to start looking for a job and what it's like! What are some other concerns you have with balancing a job with med school? If you already have a job, what's it like and what do you do for work? What are the other pros and cons that come with taking on a job while studying? Let me know along with any questions you have below!
It is possible, but it’s so hard. Wish I never had to work, but life is life... Lukshya has gotten this spot on in the video. I work part time (24hrs) for the emergency services triaging emergency calls. In between calls I test myself using anki. The trick is to make the most of your “spare time”.
the editing.. the video quality..the audio quality..are all perfect! I appreciate how much hard work you put into your videos! And really good information too. Thanks for sharing!
Underrated video...I don't know if you can so med school with only three hours of deep study time available though. And I'd wonder how long I could work as an RN without anyone finding out about med school.
There are Chiropractic Radiologist though, they attended Chiropractic School plus Radiology residency & some attended non-ACGME mini-fellowships to experience evidence based diagnostic radiology on a medical point-of-view. That route might suit your work schedule if you'll work as an MRI Tech because you can customize your subject sched intake in Chiropractic School.
I had a quick question to ask is it fine if I take bio, chem, orgo, physics, math and English at Community College during my first two years then transferring. I struggled a lot in high school and had bad study habits and ended up struggling. What would advise should I do one year at community college then transfer to a 4 year university?
I personally did 2 years at a community college (I got my associate degree) before transferring to a 4-year university, and I got accepted into med school
Nothing wrong with community college to build your bases. Just make sure you work extra hard on those science classes since those grades will show up on your med school application
@@TheMDJourney Okay because a lot of people said that it looks shady because I’m taking most of my pre-medical prerequisites at a community college. That’s why I’m asking.
