I love this guy. He seems to have a great balance of compassion and sincerity with his scientific mind....he's already a good person and gonna make a great doctor.
Hey Olivia I just wanted to ask you how Med school and universities work in America I am a 15 year old from South Africa and i plan to move to America but I am so confused on how the school system works😭😂😭😂 I want to become a Neurosurgeon btw Please get back tk me if yoh can😁👍
@@unknownchristian341 hi, from my understanding you apply to an undergraduate degree and essentially study whatever you want as long as you include the medical school prerequisite such as bio, chem, math etc. then you apply to medical school and once you've finished your undergrad you do that. then after medical school you'd apply for a residency, this is where you learn on the job specifically how to be a neurosurgeon. to sum it up - 4 years undergrad, 4 years med school and then 5-7 years residency dependent on the area you go into. i hope that helped and good luck on your journey
@@wakememckinney7126 Do you really think this was proper video of a day in the life of a med student? See other videos you will know that this is just an interview asking why he chose this field and why stanford med. You can impress everybody with correct caption according to the video.
Hey, Doc. I’m a brain tumor patient, about 10 years out from resection, so, this vid is interesting to me. Unfortunately, my tumor has recurred twice, being successfully treated through radiotherapy, and chemotherapy. Now that you did a video on neurosurgery, would it be possible for you to do a vid on radiologists. And medical oncology?
Is it true that out of four years of study that the majority of medical students have spent an hour, or less, studying the Lymphatic system? Or has that changed in recent years? BTW, one of the top doctors in the US specializing in Lymphedema is Dr. Stanley Rockson at Stanford.
in Belgium you are just a simple doctor after 7y. Than you need another 5-6y for becoming a specialist. Nurses have go to 4y of college, to get bachelor degree.
I'm stuck in the middle. On one hand, I want to go into medicine because if I can work my ass off and implement all that I know to save someone's life, it's all worth it. Specifically, I want to go into neurological surgery. On the other side of the spectrum, I want to understand artifical intelligence and get my PhD in Deep Learning. If I can help drive AI far enough, we can automate a lot of the time sinks in medicine, which can save people at a larger scale. I've learned all that I could over the past year, and I still can't commit on which career path. I would be happy in a hospital, whether that would be doing rounds or operating on someone for 31 hours. But what if I can save people at a larger scale? I'm stuck.
hey there! I am a junior student in MIS (management information systems) department at Boğaziçi University which is the top university in Turkey. But I expanded my undergrad graduation for a couple of reasons. I would like to start over and study in med school in the USA and for that reason, I need to finish my undergrad in the USA as a premed student. But I know that limited universities accept the second degree as bachelor's. I am afraid of not to be accepted to a very good college because of this reason. My question is if I still can be accepted to Stanford Med School even though I study in a very poor(not giving a good education) college in the USA? Thanks in advance.
you can take the cheaper route of going to a US community college for two years and then transferring to a good state school for your pre-med. then from there you can apply to med-school. keep in mind that schools usually prioritize accepting students in the state that they're in, so it would be a good idea to look up some schools you'd like to go to and then plan from there. but be warned that studying in the US in not cheap at all, especially for international students who have to pay like three times the tuition.
I'm 14 and wanna be a doctor. I don’t know which book should I read.Is there have any doctor who can say me which book should I read first for understand the basic?🤔
Currently, I am enrolled in Electrical Engineering program at another university. I was contemplating doing premed prior to entering university; however, at the time, I had the interest in doing engineering as well. I was looking at programs for BEng/MD and I could not find them, even after consulting advisors. I am going into my third year of my program with COOP. Since the coursework is heavy and I will be working, I won’t have the time to take Organic Chemistry, Sociology and Biology before I graduate. Is it still acceptable to apply to Stanford med school with only Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Psychology and English courses required along with MCAT scores? I believe I can self study the material but, I would not be able to fit lectures into my schedule with 6 courses per term. Or should I take an extra year to do the other courses? Another option would be to drop engineering and spend 1 year doing a minor with the other courses I have not done yet. Afterwards, I would apply with DipEng and BSc minor into med school instead of BEng. Which route will be best academically?
Hello sir. i am pakistani student any scholarship is avalible for pakistani student to study Bachelor of medicine and surgery in Stanford medical university. SIR if you have any guideness about the scholarship of MBB or MD in Stanford medical university. Tell me the procedure of submissions of Applications of form. Sir tell me best teacher for Anatomy ,physiology, Biochemistry, pharmacology, pathology on TH-cam. sir i am waiting of ur replay.
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I love this guy. He seems to have a great balance of compassion and sincerity with his scientific mind....he's already a good person and gonna make a great doctor.
I went to Stanford for my brain surgery and he came in my room a couple of times oh my gosh this is crazy
Hey Olivia I just wanted to ask you how Med school and universities work in America
I am a 15 year old from South Africa and i plan to move to America but I am so confused on how the school system works😭😂😭😂
I want to become a Neurosurgeon btw
Please get back tk me if yoh can😁👍
@@unknownchristian341 hi, from my understanding you apply to an undergraduate degree and essentially study whatever you want as long as you include the medical school prerequisite such as bio, chem, math etc. then you apply to medical school and once you've finished your undergrad you do that. then after medical school you'd apply for a residency, this is where you learn on the job specifically how to be a neurosurgeon. to sum it up - 4 years undergrad, 4 years med school and then 5-7 years residency dependent on the area you go into. i hope that helped and good luck on your journey
@@annabelbrett8777 Than you so much Anna😁😁😁🙏🙏🙏
Hey can a student from India get into Stanford after USMLE?
@@ray_senpai To study? NO
To do residency? very slim chances
This is not a day in the life it is just an interview !!!
You can’t impress everyone
exactly I was about to write the same thing !
@@wakememckinney7126 Do you really think this was proper video of a day in the life of a med student? See other videos you will know that this is just an interview asking why he chose this field and why stanford med.
You can impress everybody with correct caption according to the video.
I loved this “A Day in the Life”. I would love to see more of these types of videos in the future :)
Noted =)
I also want to study in Standford medical school in future..
It's feel good that students are happy there..
Want more these kinds of video..
Oh my gosh.. I love him (: He seems like he really loves what he does.
The way he express himself impressed me.
He’s probably gay
Wow I’m wanting to do everything he mentions, pediatrics, teaching, the works! Nice to someone have the same ambition as me and seem so happy
very talented, he will do great wherever he goes. It is good to see people like him going into medicine
This guy is awesome. I love the reasons why he followed medicine and pedriatics! Best wishes
This was great. The campus is beautiful.
Thanks Adnan. Agreed, it’s a lovely place
love the new video style can you continue to make more day of the life of a surgeon?
He seems really nice😁 He demonstrates why a person should be happy to work hard to get into a great medical school🤔😁🤓🤓
I’m in my third year MBBS here in Nepal 🇳🇵 love your videos Kevin! Thanks fr uploading 💚
Great !!! How is Medical study in Nepal
I just feel the anxiety and pressure and so smart he is totally weird energy coming off of him.... keep him in the prayers
Hey, Doc. I’m a brain tumor patient, about 10 years out from resection, so, this vid is interesting to me. Unfortunately, my tumor has recurred twice, being successfully treated through radiotherapy, and chemotherapy. Now that you did a video on neurosurgery, would it be possible for you to do a vid on radiologists. And medical oncology?
Love the Stanford Medical School!
imagine how smart he is
3 minute bike ride from my house to stanford
love this guy
Great video! Seriously man I love your channel and the content you put out!👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
Thanks for watching!
Misleading title but cool video nonetheless. I was just curious to know what his daily routine was, as suggested by the tittle of the video...
your voice makes it awesome .thank you so much this kind of vids is realy motivating
Is it true that out of four years of study that the majority of medical students have spent an hour, or less, studying the Lymphatic system? Or has that changed in recent years?
BTW, one of the top doctors in the US specializing in Lymphedema is Dr. Stanley Rockson at Stanford.
praying to get there someday too
Loved this video, man! Awesome job on the edits, too. Excited for your next one.
Thanks David!
in Belgium you are just a simple doctor after 7y. Than you need another 5-6y for becoming a specialist.
Nurses have go to 4y of college, to get bachelor degree.
Plz can u make a video on 'day in the life of a Harvard student', it's my humble request to u, and loved ur videos. My all time favorite♥️
WOW I didnt know medschoolinsider is a newer generation stanford medicine student! WOW!
what
It’s not 😂
05:09 The smile says a lot 😏
Oh I loved this video, fab look into your day!
Lewis astrobiology you can work with yunus.
Does Dr.Jubbal do meetups?
I am a huge longtime fan visiting las vegas next week and would love to get a picture with you if possible.
Not during COVID but definitely after!
I'm stuck in the middle. On one hand, I want to go into medicine because if I can work my ass off and implement all that I know to save someone's life, it's all worth it. Specifically, I want to go into neurological surgery.
On the other side of the spectrum, I want to understand artifical intelligence and get my PhD in Deep Learning. If I can help drive AI far enough, we can automate a lot of the time sinks in medicine, which can save people at a larger scale. I've learned all that I could over the past year, and I still can't commit on which career path.
I would be happy in a hospital, whether that would be doing rounds or operating on someone for 31 hours. But what if I can save people at a larger scale? I'm stuck.
Isaac Lucero why not do something the connects both,maybe biomechanics?
Apply to MDPhD programs, you get to do both. But the PhD programs associated are usually biology based in some shape or form.
Yes UW grad! Go dawgsss!
YES SEATTLE!!! UW!!! WHOOP WHOOp
Dr. Jubbal, would you be willing to do a Day in the Life of a Radiation Oncologist? Thank you.
This channel rocks
thanks for watching!
Yale for the win
hey there!
I am a junior student in MIS (management information systems) department at Boğaziçi University which is the top university in Turkey. But I expanded my undergrad graduation for a couple of reasons. I would like to start over and study in med school in the USA and for that reason, I need to finish my undergrad in the USA as a premed student. But I know that limited universities accept the second degree as bachelor's. I am afraid of not to be accepted to a very good college because of this reason. My question is if I still can be accepted to Stanford Med School even though I study in a very poor(not giving a good education) college in the USA? Thanks in advance.
you can take the cheaper route of going to a US community college for two years and then transferring to a good state school for your pre-med. then from there you can apply to med-school. keep in mind that schools usually prioritize accepting students in the state that they're in, so it would be a good idea to look up some schools you'd like to go to and then plan from there. but be warned that studying in the US in not cheap at all, especially for international students who have to pay like three times the tuition.
What kind of startups? I had no idea med students can do that in the first place. I thought once you finish med school you go straight to residency.
Can you make a day in the life about cardiologists?
Please make video on How to schedule ur day 👍👍👍👍
I want too see a day in the life of a pediatrician and an OB-GYN
I love the soundtrack
This is my dream
I'm 14 and wanna be a doctor. I don’t know which book should I read.Is there have any doctor who can say me which book should I read first for understand the basic?🤔
Love it!
Thanks for watching!
I hope he updates this !
it looks so different comparing how we study medicine in Spain
it's curious, though.
Why it looks different?
Can we apply for undergrad studies in stanford an international student without done bachelors in previous country?
Basically right after high school?
real life you need an incrible school resume, more than great grades and amazing extracurricular actives, because is so so competitive
Love him!
Aside from, of course, being smart, this guy is also super cute. There I said it 🤓
omgosshhh right!
Sick video
Thanks Anthony! Appreciate you watching
Love it!!
I want to see one of these Physcians do a video to the point of "If you get rejected from college, you are a no good loser without an redeeming value"
He’s so cute, the guy with the glasses
Wait why am I watching this? I’m in med school and had a taste of hell 😝
Fajer njr ?
Thank you that was very interesting and informative.
cool video
by the way where do you get the beats from
What percentile on the MCAT would you need to get into Stanford medical school?
101st
No this is Patrick .
Im pretty sure their average MCAT score is in the mid to high 90s.
Anything past a 517
If you’re not White or Asian, you could probably get in with a 515
Man this video is legit, dope...... So so cool
I love the Stanford campus! Any future NPs watching this?
RNByTheBay Yep yep!!
Dear Kevin, is 21-23 too old to start pursuing medicine? Thanks Patrick
definitely not!!!!!!!!!!
my dad started when he was 30
@@teriallison8610 meaning he was a doctor when he was 41 damm
what camera you take video
Currently, I am enrolled in Electrical Engineering program at another university. I was contemplating doing premed prior to entering university; however, at the time, I had the interest in doing engineering as well. I was looking at programs for BEng/MD and I could not find them, even after consulting advisors.
I am going into my third year of my program with COOP. Since the coursework is heavy and I will be working, I won’t have the time to take Organic Chemistry, Sociology and Biology before I graduate. Is it still acceptable to apply to Stanford med school with only Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Psychology and English courses required along with MCAT scores?
I believe I can self study the material but, I would not be able to fit lectures into my schedule with 6 courses per term. Or should I take an extra year to do the other courses?
Another option would be to drop engineering and spend 1 year doing a minor with the other courses I have not done yet. Afterwards, I would apply with DipEng and BSc minor into med school instead of BEng. Which route will be best academically?
Save your time. End EE asap. Get with your medical option asap.
YOU WELCOME.
I,m indian n i think its awesome college just like AIIMS,INDIA🇮🇳
Do you think I should focus on getting publications as an undergrad to get into a top med school or doing research I'm interested in?
Can you tell me how to apply for Stanford University
You are pleasing to eyes and ears and that’s a rear feat !
I really want to know what majors I can take in college to study Medicine.
the most common degree are science area, everything biology related stuff
yooo im in seattle, what high school did you attend?
Haha! Love the bloopers/outtakes!!
Why i think i have seen him at the proficiency on youtube before 6 years ..is he from netherlands?😂😂
why am I watching this, I have renal to study.
Hahaha good luck!
Can you do what’s in a day of a D.O student?
Does he have a social media? Haha.
Subscribed immediately! 😏
Thank you!
Fellow Seattlite!
Seraphine Moncada pathetic
MY NAME A BORAT
Hahahaha yes
Do you know what his stats were?
Damn bruh your lookin hella young
how to get admission in medicine please help me
5:20 Borat impression!!
I noticed that too! 😂😂👌
Why is there no content from the scenes at 4:47 and 4:53? :D
Haha you’re a keen observer! We ultimately decided to make a more concise video
i like the boots, clarks?
5:20 borat reference
Why you guys taking research years? Unless you all trying to go plastics and derm I think that's overkill
People have something called "interest"
Okay where is cristina yang
That wasn't helpful in the slightest. How does he study and manage his day??
Hello sir.
i am pakistani student any scholarship is avalible for pakistani student to study Bachelor of medicine and surgery in Stanford medical university.
SIR if you have any guideness about the scholarship of MBB or MD in Stanford medical university.
Tell me the procedure of submissions of Applications of form.
Sir tell me best teacher for Anatomy ,physiology, Biochemistry, pharmacology, pathology on TH-cam.
sir i am waiting of ur replay.
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Yay finally a stud white guy!
How old are you pal?
OMG what a cutie!!
What an attractive man
90% of this was j a montage
First time I saw a gay doctor. Good job
Gay doesn't have a look, however people do look gay.
black gay antifa We can tell
oh my god the soundtrack was so off it actually hurt my head and I had to turn the sound off :(