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do biology, chemistry and highest maths you can handle. Not all are prereqs but it helps if you get in.

easy just vectors and matrices.

fail troll is fail.

I'm having some trouble with the logistics, full time job 9-5 monday-friday which is usually when classes are on. I guess it can be done based on how intensive your degree is, what are you studying?

Re: Pls read if you're considering pharm (warning: very lengthy) Well we don't learn much pharm in med school but people who conduct rounds are usually consultants and they have quite a bit of pharmacology knowledge i would imagine.

Re: Pls read if you're considering pharm (warning: very lengthy) I'm struggling to see why you would need a pharmacist on rounds tbh, if you don't know the pharmacology yourself then how did you graduate medicine. It also raises many ethical considerations such as confidentiality, patients...

Yeah, sure it is.

I think its because it has been built up to be the pinnacle of academic achievement... if only they knew.

Well obviously all doctors eventually become GPs or surgeons. Don't know what those damn cardiologists or oncologists are thinking. Don't know whether or not to aim to get in? That makes no sense, if you want to do med then aim for it and see if you get in. If you give up before you try you...

rofl @ people believing ninjapuppet talk about gullible.

It's true, heard it myself in first week. You are obviously a master of logic since the threshold is 93/95 the mean uai CAN'T POSSIBLY be that high. GL in statistics buddy.

Wrong, most biomed engineers end up working in the mechanical engineering field.

Med Sci is pretty much only the science background for medicine. In order to do grad med you need to achieve sufficient GPA and sit the GAMSAT (Get a sufficient score) and pass an interview. A medsci degree does not allow you to be accredited by AMC hence you cannot practice medicine or any of...

Dermatology is a specialty in Medicine so you need to complete a medicine degree as well as one year internship and possibly 1/2 years of residency. I'm fairly sure you cannot do dermatology after medical science however you could find some way of eventually doing research in the field bu that...