medical school and bodybuilding

[Fatpanda]

anyone here a doctor? or studying to become a doctor?

if so, how hard was/is medical school?

do you have enough spare time to work a part time job during school?

thanks.

[Fatpanda]

not a single reply - my worse thread ever.

i don't think i will recover from this embarrassment. 

[divcom]

this was already covered in the post below on a real bases...not a copycat.  mods delete this thread.  anyway...go over to the gear board.  med school juicer can answer the question if he is still over there.

[Kentucky_cowboy]

I recommend you do a teaching degree followed by a law degree, no need to pass the bar exam though, and contribute to the delinquency of a child as a way of solidifying a substitute teaching position.

[triple_pickle]

there are many med students on my lifting team so yeah, you will have time to work out.

[Option D]

anyone here a doctor? or studying to become a doctor?

if so, how hard was/is medical school?

do you have enough spare time to work a part time job during school?

thanks.

me and drjake...im at emory and jake is in maryland

[Fatpanda]

thanks for the positive replies guys, i got some real good advice from a member here via pm  

however please feel free to add your experience and advice via this thread.

do you study problem based or lecture based ?

what are your thoughts on it and what are the best and worse aspects of it.

[Option D]

thanks for the positive replies guys, i got some real good advice from a member here via pm  

however please feel free to add your experience and advice via this thread.

do you study problem based or lecture based ?

what are your thoughts on it and what are the best and worse aspects of it.

lecture and lab
problem based is year 3

i really dont give a shit...its all the same. i want it to be over

[Fatpanda]

lecture and lab
problem based is year 3

i really dont give a shit...its all the same. i want it to be over

mal is the lectures simply a matter of memorisation of facts?

do you have any free time ?

[Option D]

mal is the lectures simply a matter of memorisation of facts?

do you have any free time ?

lecture=Prof in front going through shit on an overhead...
Lab= application..
read your shit...no free time

[Fatpanda]

lecture=Prof in front going through shit on an overhead...
Lab= application..
read your shit...no free time

thanks, the day i become an md i will think back fondly to our chat, and the help and advice you provided.

[Necrosis]

lecture=Prof in front going through shit on an overhead...
Lab= application..
read your shit...no free time

what year you in dude?

i enjoy pathology the most out of all the courses, micro is pretty sweet also.

[Fatpanda]

what year you in dude?

i enjoy pathology the most out of all the courses, micro is pretty sweet also.

any advice i could use necrosis 

be nice 

[Option D]

what year you in dude?

i enjoy pathology the most out of all the courses, micro is pretty sweet also.

worst of all was bio chem...that had me wanting to quit.

[Necrosis]

worst of all was bio chem...that had me wanting to quit.

yes i literally can barely remember half the enzymes involved in any biochemical reactions like gluconeogenesis etc.. someone brought up fructokinase the other day and i was like oh fuck.................... ..............

[haider]

yes i literally can barely remember half the enzymes involved in any biochemical reactions like gluconeogenesis etc.. someone brought up fructokinase the other day and i was like oh fuck.................... ..............

not surprising that fucmeinarse was one of the few enzymes you do remember.

[Necrosis]

any advice i could use necrosis 

be nice 

dont do drugs.............






















































seriously, it depends on the curriculum im aware some schools use block systems and others random testing at any time based on the course load. If its in a block format with designated exam schedules then yes you have free time, if not then no you dont have much time at all. It also depends on well you would like to do, as there is a minimum grade and some students do take advantage of this to actually have a life.

[Necrosis]

not surprising that fucmeinarse was one of the few enzymes you do remember.

bwhahaha whats up dude i thought you had died in a suicide bombing

nice to see you back.

[Option D]

yes i literally can barely remember half the enzymes involved in any biochemical reactions like gluconeogenesis etc.. someone brought up fructokinase the other day and i was like oh fuck.................... ..............

it looks like diabetes..do you remember that...

[Fatpanda]

It also depends on well you would like to do, as there is a minimum grade and some students do take advantage of this to actually have a life.

can you elaborate on this ?

[haider]

bwhahaha whats up dude i thought you had died in a suicide bombing

nice to see you back.

nothin much man, studyin for midterms. just thought I'd check on the resident newfie 

[Necrosis]

can you elaborate on this ?

most schools have a probationary standing of 70-75 % average in all courses, you can stay there and still graduate. Some people do that, some people study for 90's and some for moderate marks,some people freak out and are overstressed and some dont care all that much. After all the years of undergrad you pretty much know how much effort you have to do to achieve a mark, thats all i meant by that.

[Fatpanda]

most schools have a probationary standing of 70-75 % average in all courses, you can stay there and still graduate. Some people do that, some people study for 90's and some for moderate marks,some people freak out and are overstressed and some dont care all that much. After all the years of undergrad you pretty much know how much effort you have to do to achieve a mark, thats all i meant by that.

thanks everyone.

[Necrosis]

nothin much man, studyin for midterms. just thought I'd check on the resident newfie