I still can't believe i am now a 1st year med student i watched u since i was in high school and dreamed of becoming a doctor in the future this is CRAZY i hope i reach my dreams
@@bobbywhite5319 depends on where they're from too. In India right after high school we need to write a national medical entrance exam, and if you get selected (not really a piece of cake) you get into med school, where you study medicine from scratch.
@@bobbywhite5319 in algeria you get to medical school and study for 6 years than comes residency and before you get to collage you pass a bac exam and get the grade that is high enough to get accepted so we dont have pre med and med school i study in french too so idk how it is in america
I enjoy medical school too. But you have to be honest and admit that it is depressing at times. But *I love it anyways.* And thank you for you videos that made me enjoy it all the more!
Medical school can be very trying at times, and if you feel that you're suffering from symptoms of depression please seek out assistance from your school. There should be an ombudsperson or someone in administration to help you! To put a positive spin on the rigors of medical school, I found the stress as a positive force that helped mold me into an overall better person! (Also, 4th year of medical school is kinda awesome!)
1. You need to adapt - experiment, track and change 2. Efficient and Active Study Strategies 3. Organise - clean an 4. Lose the ego - ask for help 5. Have a social network 6. Prioritise healthy habits
Almost done with nursing school. I know that's very different than medical school but I was very impressed by the content in this video. Some of the points brought up in the video are relatable to nursing students as well. Thank you for talking about this.
@@katlehomosiasekolanyane8743 I think background noises work much better for me, such as rain or similar sounds. Some people like lofi or binaural beats, etc etc. Whatever works well for you
I used to be at the top of my class in undergrad but now I'm in med school and I'm really struggling. I'm at a negative cycle and I am determined to change it. Thanks for sharing these tips. I'm an avid subscriber!
so cool! I love how you mentioned eating a healthy diet, this alone has helped me so much! when I went from a rather "standard" diet to a whole foods, plant based diet, my mood and body feeling got better, allowing me to have more energy, motivation, and therefore time both for studying and myself! :)
My husband found your videos in search of helpful tips for our daughter going off to med school this fall. I have to say they are very interesting and informative. I think it's awesome that you are taking the time to help fellow potential doctors to be the best they can be from your experiences.. Our son is getting ready for an NP program and I'm going to share this with him as well. Kudos to you!!!!
I now just finished my first term of my first year in medschool. I enjoy the material but still have not developed a good study strategy. I hoped in UNI that we would be one big happy family that would support each other but, thus far, I received 2 racist personal attacks against me from my peers (one basically telling me they want me dead in front of the whole year). You mentioned to place oneself around positive people but seeing how small my UNI is, I find it difficult to do this. I hope I will manage to pass my next five years. I still thank you for your inspiring and motivational videos!
Yes this is the content I really needed!! I have been following your channel for over a year now and it always has come to my rescue... I am a first year in medical school..and Have my semester test coming up and I look up to you and follow your methods consistently to better myself.... love you.
The only thing I wish can survive is the toxic medical students who don't want to share the information with you and lie to make you fail the exams so they can get the highest notes
What all students should understand is, Med school doesn't need a 'sacrificial lamb' student. All of you can pass even without sabotaging each other. Help each other learn, it'll help yourself too.
Thank you so much for such amazing tips. I am very confident it would be a rude awakening for a lot of us had I not come across you clip that's brutal truth. If this happened to me I'm sure it would be a major factor for being a FAILURE. Great great tips👌. Wishing you utter success in your chosen field. Best Wishes 👏
"Brute forcing your way by trying harder won't cut it, and won't be sustainable." I needed to hear that. Currently three months into clerkship, absolutely exhausted from trying to force myself to keep going but having nothing to show for it. I start my EM core on Monday and I just finished sending back my *own* holter monitor to the hospital (yep, same one I'm gonna be working at) because I've been giving myself palpitations from the stress of trying. I'm making / had made myself sick from giving 110% every single day and it still not being enough. Nobody tells you any of this stuff. They just assume you have a family member or a loved one who's already a doctor to guide you along. If effort was all it took, I'd be at the top of my class. But here I am. Hopefully I can turn things around next month...
I love this video, I am a Compuatational Modelling student but I rewatch this video everytime I need to remind myself I am doing great and can do better.
This certainly reflects the application of techniques that clearly worked for you. Very admirable! I do agree that med. school is a truly great experience. It can be tedious, of course, but overall it's really fun...an adventure of sorts. Memories are formed that you might be lucky enough to share with your classmates for many years after graduation. Our school has been training physicians for almost 200 yrs. and the faculty like to think that they know how to do it. We were examined and graded almost every week of the first 2 yrs. and continually observed and commented upon for the last 2. Written exams then were a little less frequent. There was no additional prep. for the national exams and yet our class was the second highest-scoring in the Country, a decline from the prior class! One of my lab partners had the highest individual scores. Anyhow, like so many other things in life, med. school is what you make of it. Dig in, give it your all and absorb as much as you possibly can but balance the work with some diversions. The world hasn't stopped being interesting just because you're working hard and be CHEERFUL, it's self-perpetuating and contagious. Remember though that MS is just the beginning of your career. Residency, fellowship and practice all present their own challenges....challenges that med. school has prepared you to meet.
Nice intention. Thank you. Should have watch this earlier before 1st sem of clinical start. Like a culture shock from lecture hall to clinical life in hospital
I would love to become a doctor one day...And these videos just make me feel even better about how there are people out there like you, to make informative videos on med school, on what it is like. Thank you SO much! 👍😊
Even in the most dire of situations, you can still achieve the improbable. The first thing you need to do is identify what you’re doing wrong. Are you procrastinating all your homework, getting bad sleep on purpose, not studying for tests? Don’t complain about failing if you are knowingly not putting in the work. There are always community colleges that have a 100% acceptance rate that you can go to. From there, you can go to a more advanced actual university and get a bachelors degree. Once in a four year college you can apply for medical school and if you’re driven and motivated enough, you can get in. It all depends on the amount of work you’re willing to put into it, and how organized you can be. You need to want it enough to be willing to change your lifestyle and habits. Don’t lose hope and never give up. Good luck!
As a Physics undergrad, active learning is the only way to learn. Taking notes, highlighting, rewriting equations, doing practice problems all work way better than just reading. Another secret is closing the power point and trying to recite the information on the slide without looking. It actually works soooo well. It’s like 5 sec quick quiz you can do to yourself
But I really hate active learning. I like to learn about something indirectly and passively so that I can do some other things at the same time.. Do you have some suggestions on how can I change my habits and start seriously and consistently with the active learning? I'm really hopeless right now and I'm afraid of dropping out from the school😭
@@MissWildheart I did!! It's scarier than I thought 😂😂😂 but tbh I like the learning process and how I'm adapting to the tremendous amount of stress. All is good 🤕
@@nadakamal1138 Wow !!! Congratulations 😘 I'm also preparing for my entrance exams so this motivated me to study . And I appreciate you for replying to a random comment of mine 😊
Honestly, I agree med school ain't so bad. The only thing that's bad are the days before tests. Even then, I dont feel too rough. But Anki has def been saving my butt for a while now
Thanks for the honesty and input of info Im trying to take the path of medicine atm im a MA If I do make it This will mean I will be second doctor and female in my entire family .
hi there Kevin. I am a medical student as well and I have been following you for ages. Your videos are amazing. Can you tell me how do you make these video?
Could you make a video on being in a relationship during medical school?? I feel like that would help a lot of people, including me! A future med school student concerned about the topic.
ILL LEAVE THIS COMMENT AS A EVIDENT I WILL BE A DOCTOR SOMEDAY . Hi I am Mike a G12 senior highschool student from PH taking a BSBN course and hopefully I can evolve to being a doctor someday .
as soon as you start get rid of your friends. They will be the biggest distractions and not to mention no matter how long they've been your friends they will tell you to fuck off in the end. Just focus, Try to eat healthy, go to school learn new shit, if you're having a tough time talk to your instructor. And in the most difficult times a beer is needed to restore mental and physical strength
You just have to be disciplined enough to not go out with your friends whenever you need to study. If I didn’t hang out with friends in Med school I wouldn’t have survived. Med school to me was way more mind demanding than physically demanding, and with that came depression sometimes. If I didn’t hang with friends sometimes my mental state would’ve just kept declining and declining. I think you just had a bad experience with you’re friends, and I’m sorry, but they weren’t you’re “friends” to begin with then. A study partner is actually a great way to study as long as they are on the same level as you intelligence wise and are very hard working
@@levibeam100 yes med school is depressing best way to deal with it is to take some time off to enjoy urself than back to work that's what I did. Warm bath helped me too
I know probably the best tip there is, if you think about how you hate something like “god I hate this project” you will just end up so miserable and doing a bad job, you don’t have to love it but just don’t talk about how you hate that particular thing and freshen up and drink some water and study. Also studying in an uncomfortable space, where there’s noice, distractions, where it’s too hot or too cold or where there’s funnier things to do will make you feel miserable and make you do worse then if you study in an area with no distractions, not too hot and not too warm temperature or where there’s something that can seem funnier to do, study in a room with windows so that daylight can flood in, it will make you feel fresher, and drink some water, water really can help, also make sure you are wearing comfortable clothes, you should really try to see what makes you feel comfortable, yet not so comfortable that you focus on how comfortable everything is, as soon as you feel uncomfortable you should drink some water or eat something, open a window or make sure the temperature is feeling good. That was just tips for studying, if you’re in class you should always take notes, only the important stuff, do *not* write down all things the teacher says, for example do not write “for this class we are learning how the brain reacts to different blah blah blah” but you should write down for example the different reactions of the brain, and to not get completely lost when you’re only writing down the different reactions and you should write a “title” saying for example “the brains reactions to different blah blah blah” I really hope this helped someone because it’s late and I’m supposed to sleep now and I’m ill and I don’t know why I wrote this long text it just ended up this way
Its literally no joke , today was my first day at university and guess what I thought , I just thought " do I just quit " cause of long hours of periods But I was quit upset about the introduction cause it seemed easy like what we learnt in high school with some additional . I thought they will give us hard topics
Thank you for tips and advice! New subscriber here! Pls makes videos who inspires to the student like me who struggling in medical 🏥 school because for me its really very hard 🥺🥺🥺🙏🙏
I am in final year of medical and completely burnt out . I have finals in few weeks and I can’t bring myself to study and keep procrastinating. Its horrible. Years and years I have stretched myself thin for this and when I am finally at the threshold I cannot move along because of burn out. Im so scared that all my hard-work of these years is going to vain because of the very bad months I have had. I just don’t know what to do. No. I know what to do l just cant do it.
Raed Allahalih Thanks! I haven’t quit, I just finished my 3rd year (out of six). I’m still quite anxious and doubtful about my future, but currently I’m doing well 😊
Make sure to reach out to your schools counseling. Believe me, everyone knows you're human, and they are setup to help you out. Being able to seek counseling will also potentially help when you become a doctor. You are not alone in this.
@@tarina84663 You're totally worth it! Just to get into a medical school is an AMAZING feat, and you should be extremely proud. Make sure to nurture that amazing person.
@@tarina84663 I definitely get that. Sometimes it helps to put yourself in a counselors shoes. If someone was having some trouble and doubts during, say, their MCATs and you had the tools to help, would you want them to come to you? I'm most positively sure that you would. The folks there to help at your school are passionate about that. I can promise you won't regret it. :)
Lmao...I miss college so much. Unfortunately being at the top of your med school class is even more stressful than doing well than in undergrad. This is a way different beast, and while I do well academically, the hardest part is the stress/mental part about it. It’s gotten better for me over the past year, and I definitely need to chill a lot more and not let school run my life as much and stress about my class rank lol
Hey im just a 12 year old European girl who aspires to do my studies in the US. I really want this goal to be achieved but i know that it is really hard for a foreigner to study medicine in America. Well, it is actually everywhere but i especially like the US and lets say that the cost is really high which thats the thing that tears me down because it is hard for international students to get scolarships. And yes, i know im too young to think about college/university now but i just cant help myself from doing the otherwise. I started doing my research, taking notes for all the information i could i find online for foreign students in the US but still don’t tell me if theres a chance (i dont know how to explain it lol). As you can see im very stubborn. What im trying to say is that, is there hope for me? Can i do it? Will i eventually find myself in a college then in a med school and then finally apply for residency? Please i want to know if there will be a chance. Im waiting for your reply :)
Im only in Grade 8 and im already thinking of becoming a doctor! Do you think its good or bad if I start to study some things in medicine, or study the human body? Is it too early? Or just a waste of time?
That's my problem... I like all these conceptually difficult thing... I wanted to become a physicist and mathematician... but my mom sent me to med school because "I wanted to be a doctor when I was younger" 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
Don't study medicine if you actually don't want to :( If you know it's not your thing, leaving asap will be better, or else you will feel like you already missed/wasted a lot of time and money.
@@user-zz2qv4lz8h I wish I cud leave.. but my programme is funded so if I leave I have to pay back thousands and then I cant get sponsored for a second one till I pay that back... also my family wudnt allow it and there is the only place I can go... 😔😔 I'll have to make a really good plan if I'm to leave
I’m in my first year of college pre-med and I’m already watching this video 😅 can I make it through med school?! I have PTSD which comes with depression and anxiety. I want to be a doctor to help people like myself 🙁 but it’s hard not to burn out already
How is it going so far? I hope you’re doing well. I have the same motivation as you because I want to be a psychiatrist to help people with mental health problems since I myself have anxiety. It’s nice to know I’m not alone.
I still can't believe i am now a 1st year med student i watched u since i was in high school and dreamed of becoming a doctor in the future this is CRAZY i hope i reach my dreams
Ohhh.... I hope I also, get into Med Uni
Dang what’s the timeline on that? The channel has been around only since 2016.
The pure hearted will always prosper
@@bobbywhite5319 depends on where they're from too. In India right after high school we need to write a national medical entrance exam, and if you get selected (not really a piece of cake) you get into med school, where you study medicine from scratch.
@@bobbywhite5319 in algeria you get to medical school and study for 6 years than comes residency and before you get to collage you pass a bac exam and get the grade that is high enough to get accepted so we dont have pre med and med school i study in french too so idk how it is in america
I enjoy medical school too. But you have to be honest and admit that it is depressing at times. But *I love it anyways.* And thank you for you videos that made me enjoy it all the more!
It is hard work, but so rewarding! Keep it up!
What makes it depressing to you?
@@Cbabyperk I think is introversion... Too many exams.. But still if you take care of yourself you will alleviate the pain
Medical school can be very trying at times, and if you feel that you're suffering from symptoms of depression please seek out assistance from your school. There should be an ombudsperson or someone in administration to help you!
To put a positive spin on the rigors of medical school, I found the stress as a positive force that helped mold me into an overall better person!
(Also, 4th year of medical school is kinda awesome!)
Where are you now?
1. You need to adapt - experiment, track and change
2. Efficient and Active Study Strategies
3. Organise - clean an
4. Lose the ego - ask for help
5. Have a social network
6. Prioritise healthy habits
thank you
I cried when he said organize better than Marie Kondo
Who is that ?
CommanderPIPI1 you know from ps4 she's written like 4 books on organising
Same
😅😓
Well... Feel Like thats my Problem omg haha
Almost done with nursing school. I know that's very different than medical school but I was very impressed by the content in this video. Some of the points brought up in the video are relatable to nursing students as well. Thank you for talking about this.
I love how you made the thumbnail like that, i.e, Medical school is like drinking water from a fire hydrant :)
lol
How to succeed in medical school:
Step 1: Lofi Beats to Study to
do they really help ??
katleho sekolanyane it definitely makes studying, or any task, much more enjoyable
@@katlehomosiasekolanyane8743 I think background noises work much better for me, such as rain or similar sounds. Some people like lofi or binaural beats, etc etc. Whatever works well for you
love this video, not in med school yet but hopefully soon & will practice some these now though
Once again, Dr. J coming in clutch. 👏 I really needed this. Thank you.
I used to be at the top of my class in undergrad but now I'm in med school and I'm really struggling. I'm at a negative cycle and I am determined to change it. Thanks for sharing these tips. I'm an avid subscriber!
Any update? First year here
I’m in law school avoiding my readings...what am I doing here?!
I’m in medical school and I regularly watch Legal Eagle 😂
Your videos are really helpful even for people who are not in the medical field.
Your keys to success here are on point 🙌🏼
I had to relearn how to study throughout medical school in order to succeed!
I appreciate your efforts to describe and alleviate sufferings of doctors in a smart way. Keep up the amazing work 👍🏻
so cool! I love how you mentioned eating a healthy diet, this alone has helped me so much! when I went from a rather "standard" diet to a whole foods, plant based diet, my mood and body feeling got better, allowing me to have more energy, motivation, and therefore time both for studying and myself! :)
Learn from the best, Dr. J's content getting better each video.
My husband found your videos in search of helpful tips for our daughter going off to med school this fall. I have to say they are very interesting and informative. I think it's awesome that you are taking the time to help fellow potential doctors to be the best they can be from your experiences.. Our son is getting ready for an NP program and I'm going to share this with him as well. Kudos to you!!!!
Adapting to the challenges of med school (which even change during med school) is so important, but often difficult
Impractical medicine Sup dude
Ego and not asking for help are my fatal mistakes and I can never get rid of them
Can you please tell us some stories about how you were humiliated in Med school, so that I won’t feel alone at that time 😭
Shout out to the Biomedical Engineering Pre-Meds!
realease vid on u actually makig notes plz😂😂😂❤️❤️
Haha indeed!
Dark Light 😂😂😂 fam come to toronto idk who you think you are
Who do you think you are, your prolly a str8 motu irl, thats yw u livin in Kentucky, home of motas like bush am i right❌🧢
@@khankhan-uq3ki bush wasnt from Kentucky!
check out ali abdaal he has made several videos on his changing techniques for notes. would highly recommend.
I am only in High school and these videos are motivating me to keep going for my dreams!!
This is so real. I do all this and it is truly efficient.
This is one of your best videos yet. Thank you for the advice 🙏
God I needed this. I've just started med school and im struggling yo 😭
and I'm here sleeping for 4 hours per day 😥I have a big problem with managing my time
you are amazing and i absolutely love and appreciate the videos you put out
Please make a video about matching into residency programs! Its so complicated. I love your videos!
I now just finished my first term of my first year in medschool. I enjoy the material but still have not developed a good study strategy.
I hoped in UNI that we would be one big happy family that would support each other but, thus far, I received 2 racist personal attacks against me from my peers (one basically telling me they want me dead in front of the whole year). You mentioned to place oneself around positive people but seeing how small my UNI is, I find it difficult to do this. I hope I will manage to pass my next five years.
I still thank you for your inspiring and motivational videos!
Totally enjoyed med school more than I enjoyed college, even though it was a total readjustment as you mentioned!
Yes this is the content I really needed!! I have been following your channel for over a year now and it always has come to my rescue... I am a first year in medical school..and Have my semester test coming up and I look up to you and follow your methods consistently to better myself.... love you.
The only thing I wish can survive is the toxic medical students who don't want to share the information with you and lie to make you fail the exams so they can get the highest notes
What all students should understand is, Med school doesn't need a 'sacrificial lamb' student. All of you can pass even without sabotaging each other. Help each other learn, it'll help yourself too.
Thank you so much for such amazing tips. I am very confident it would be a rude awakening for a lot of us had I not come across you clip that's brutal truth. If this happened to me I'm sure it would be a major factor for being a FAILURE. Great great tips👌. Wishing you utter success in your chosen field. Best Wishes 👏
"Brute forcing your way by trying harder won't cut it, and won't be sustainable." I needed to hear that. Currently three months into clerkship, absolutely exhausted from trying to force myself to keep going but having nothing to show for it. I start my EM core on Monday and I just finished sending back my *own* holter monitor to the hospital (yep, same one I'm gonna be working at) because I've been giving myself palpitations from the stress of trying. I'm making / had made myself sick from giving 110% every single day and it still not being enough.
Nobody tells you any of this stuff. They just assume you have a family member or a loved one who's already a doctor to guide you along. If effort was all it took, I'd be at the top of my class. But here I am. Hopefully I can turn things around next month...
i'm on my first year of premed and watching this video makes me fired up, thanks!
I love this video, I am a Compuatational Modelling student but I rewatch this video everytime I need to remind myself I am doing great and can do better.
This certainly reflects the application of techniques that clearly worked for you. Very admirable! I do agree that med. school is a truly great experience. It can be tedious, of course, but overall it's really fun...an adventure of sorts. Memories are formed that you might be lucky enough to share with your classmates for many years after graduation. Our school has been training physicians for almost 200 yrs. and the faculty like to think that they know how to do it. We were examined and graded almost every week of the first 2 yrs. and continually observed and commented upon for the last 2. Written exams then were a little less frequent. There was no additional prep. for the national exams and yet our class was the second highest-scoring in the Country, a decline from the prior class! One of my lab partners had the highest individual scores. Anyhow, like so many other things in life, med. school is what you make of it. Dig in, give it your all and absorb as much as you possibly can but balance the work with some diversions. The world hasn't stopped being interesting just because you're working hard and be CHEERFUL, it's self-perpetuating and contagious. Remember though that MS is just the beginning of your career. Residency, fellowship and practice all present their own challenges....challenges that med. school has prepared you to meet.
Nice intention. Thank you. Should have watch this earlier before 1st sem of clinical start. Like a culture shock from lecture hall to clinical life in hospital
I would love to become a doctor one day...And these videos just make me feel even better about how there are people out there like you, to make informative videos on med school, on what it is like. Thank you SO much! 👍😊
You are a real definition of a successful person. Super inspiring and kind❤️, you even want us to surpass you 😭, that got me.. 😭
Great video! Sharing it with my pre-med daughter! Thank you!!!
Why am I watching these kind of videos when I know that I’m failing High School and I can’t even get in any College:(
Lol😂😂😂😂😂
dang!
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Even in the most dire of situations, you can still achieve the improbable. The first thing you need to do is identify what you’re doing wrong. Are you procrastinating all your homework, getting bad sleep on purpose, not studying for tests? Don’t complain about failing if you are knowingly not putting in the work. There are always community colleges that have a 100% acceptance rate that you can go to. From there, you can go to a more advanced actual university and get a bachelors degree. Once in a four year college you can apply for medical school and if you’re driven and motivated enough, you can get in. It all depends on the amount of work you’re willing to put into it, and how organized you can be. You need to want it enough to be willing to change your lifestyle and habits. Don’t lose hope and never give up. Good luck!
I love you Dr. Jubbal😘 Great advice
Organize better than Marie Condo😂😂😂
Wow... Awesome video as always.
Your content is pure gold 👍🏾
Being dehydrated during your taxing jobs, makes you less prone to hate it.
Though, you possibly won't be able to think clearly enough
''i want you to surpass my results'' Man if you are saying this for real you are one of a kind . Respect!
Great videos!! More power to you!!!
As a Physics undergrad, active learning is the only way to learn. Taking notes, highlighting, rewriting equations, doing practice problems all work way better than just reading.
Another secret is closing the power point and trying to recite the information on the slide without looking. It actually works soooo well. It’s like 5 sec quick quiz you can do to yourself
But I really hate active learning. I like to learn about something indirectly and passively so that I can do some other things at the same time.. Do you have some suggestions on how can I change my habits and start seriously and consistently with the active learning? I'm really hopeless right now and I'm afraid of dropping out from the school😭
I'd love some tips on socializing in medschool.
that literally has nothing to do with med school lol
*inhales* some parts of your videos scare me sometimes, but I'm not giving up, I still want to enter med school
same
Did you got the medical school ? I was just curious your comment is 2 yrs old so... 😊
@@MissWildheart I did!! It's scarier than I thought 😂😂😂 but tbh I like the learning process and how I'm adapting to the tremendous amount of stress. All is good 🤕
@@nadakamal1138 Wow !!! Congratulations 😘 I'm also preparing for my entrance exams so this motivated me to study . And I appreciate you for replying to a random comment of mine 😊
Dr. Jubbal, watching your videos always gets motivated! Keep up the good work and thank you for all the tips and tricks!
I'm literally in middle school and I dream to go to med school and become a awesome doctor this has helped a lot thx
So true!!! Thank you for great videos as always :)
Honestly, I agree med school ain't so bad. The only thing that's bad are the days before tests. Even then, I dont feel too rough. But Anki has def been saving my butt for a while now
What would be the medical effects of literally drinking from a firehose?
Thanks for the honesty and input of info
Im trying to take the path of medicine atm im a MA
If I do make it
This will mean I will be second doctor and female in my entire family .
I need to balance my life for my social life. I'm just a gunner with no friends🤓😂😂
hi there Kevin. I am a medical student as well and I have been following you for ages. Your videos are amazing. Can you tell me how do you make these video?
I am just in primary but I would one day love to beacome a neurosurgeon. But not for the money for the people in need. I hope I reach my dreams. 😊
Loved the video, could you make one about med school interviews tips and tricks?
Great helpful 👍
As a medical school student who's pretty much failed at school and life... I wish I had applied these recommendations.
Shawn Reed are you still in it if so? Go hard ! If you’re already a med student you haven’t failed
i know you’re a med school page, but anyway you could do a video about nursing school and how it compares to medical school?
Could you make a video on being in a relationship during medical school?? I feel like that would help a lot of people, including me! A future med school student concerned about the topic.
I feel dumb and stupid as a med student.
Thanks! I’m starting in August...
How did you manage being an entrepreneur while in med school? I’m struggling with this
Watch aliabdaal
Yesss!!!
akshay t bhaskar thank you, aliabdaal is dope!
ILL LEAVE THIS COMMENT AS A EVIDENT I WILL BE A DOCTOR SOMEDAY .
Hi I am Mike a G12 senior highschool student from PH taking a BSBN course and hopefully I can evolve to being a doctor someday .
I have been thinking of becoming a doctor all my life, it’s always in the back of my mind. But I am afraid that I can’t do it.
I just finished pharmacology class, i just finished crying, I'm here to see how other people survived... 😭😭😭 I'm hanging by 2 threads
I’m a sophomore in highschool and have wanted to be a labor and delivery since 3rd grade and I’m terrified of med school or nursing school.
as soon as you start get rid of your friends. They will be the biggest distractions and not to mention no matter how long they've been your friends they will tell you to fuck off in the end. Just focus, Try to eat healthy, go to school learn new shit, if you're having a tough time talk to your instructor. And in the most difficult times a beer is needed to restore mental and physical strength
You just have to be disciplined enough to not go out with your friends whenever you need to study. If I didn’t hang out with friends in Med school I wouldn’t have survived. Med school to me was way more mind demanding than physically demanding, and with that came depression sometimes. If I didn’t hang with friends sometimes my mental state would’ve just kept declining and declining. I think you just had a bad experience with you’re friends, and I’m sorry, but they weren’t you’re “friends” to begin with then. A study partner is actually a great way to study as long as they are on the same level as you intelligence wise and are very hard working
@@levibeam100 yes med school is depressing best way to deal with it is to take some time off to enjoy urself than back to work that's what I did. Warm bath helped me too
Going for computer science and a lot of this is still extremely relevant
This helped me a lot
I know probably the best tip there is, if you think about how you hate something like “god I hate this project” you will just end up so miserable and doing a bad job, you don’t have to love it but just don’t talk about how you hate that particular thing and freshen up and drink some water and study. Also studying in an uncomfortable space, where there’s noice, distractions, where it’s too hot or too cold or where there’s funnier things to do will make you feel miserable and make you do worse then if you study in an area with no distractions, not too hot and not too warm temperature or where there’s something that can seem funnier to do, study in a room with windows so that daylight can flood in, it will make you feel fresher, and drink some water, water really can help, also make sure you are wearing comfortable clothes, you should really try to see what makes you feel comfortable, yet not so comfortable that you focus on how comfortable everything is, as soon as you feel uncomfortable you should drink some water or eat something, open a window or make sure the temperature is feeling good. That was just tips for studying, if you’re in class you should always take notes, only the important stuff, do *not* write down all things the teacher says, for example do not write “for this class we are learning how the brain reacts to different blah blah blah” but you should write down for example the different reactions of the brain, and to not get completely lost when you’re only writing down the different reactions and you should write a “title” saying for example “the brains reactions to different blah blah blah”
I really hope this helped someone because it’s late and I’m supposed to sleep now and I’m ill and I don’t know why I wrote this long text it just ended up this way
1. Just know everything. 2. Repeat number 1.
I start medicine university next month wish me the best. May God help me and everyone else whose studying
nice advice!
Its literally no joke , today was my first day at university and guess what I thought , I just thought " do I just quit " cause of long hours of periods
But I was quit upset about the introduction cause it seemed easy like what we learnt in high school with some additional . I thought they will give us hard topics
Thank you for tips and advice! New subscriber here! Pls makes videos who inspires to the student like me who struggling in medical 🏥 school because for me its really very hard 🥺🥺🥺🙏🙏
You're the G.O.A.T!!!
I am in final year of medical and completely burnt out . I have finals in few weeks and I can’t bring myself to study and keep procrastinating. Its horrible. Years and years I have stretched myself thin for this and when I am finally at the threshold I cannot move along because of burn out. Im so scared that all my hard-work of these years is going to vain because of the very bad months I have had. I just don’t know what to do. No. I know what to do l just cant do it.
Consider seeking professional help. Do NOT isolate yourself.
I can’t relate. I’m part of the first group, I’m miserable and I plan on quitting 😅
same
Limzy and Nightly dreamer don’t quit believe in your self and try to rethink about your plan.i believe you can make it if you give your self hope.
Raed Allahalih Thanks! I haven’t quit, I just finished my 3rd year (out of six). I’m still quite anxious and doubtful about my future, but currently I’m doing well 😊
@@nightlydreamer_ that's amazing! Keep it up, I hope the best for you!
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i am depressed..i am in med school now...
Make sure to reach out to your schools counseling. Believe me, everyone knows you're human, and they are setup to help you out. Being able to seek counseling will also potentially help when you become a doctor. You are not alone in this.
@@tybera1114 i should..my depression is effecting my studies
@@tarina84663 You're totally worth it! Just to get into a medical school is an AMAZING feat, and you should be extremely proud. Make sure to nurture that amazing person.
@@tybera1114 thanks..that really helps..i needed to hear that.. being an introvert its really hard for me to talk to anyone..
@@tarina84663 I definitely get that. Sometimes it helps to put yourself in a counselors shoes. If someone was having some trouble and doubts during, say, their MCATs and you had the tools to help, would you want them to come to you? I'm most positively sure that you would. The folks there to help at your school are passionate about that. I can promise you won't regret it. :)
This has not been my experience. I love medicine and I’m absolutely miserable in medics school
3:29 Left side. Yeah, this is me. For years now. 10 Years maybe? Longer?
This can be done with any time intensive stressful job too
Are there any undergrad classes which aren't already required for the MCAT, that will make Med School look easier or look good to Med Schools?
Lmao...I miss college so much. Unfortunately being at the top of your med school class is even more stressful than doing well than in undergrad. This is a way different beast, and while I do well academically, the hardest part is the stress/mental part about it. It’s gotten better for me over the past year, and I definitely need to chill a lot more and not let school run my life as much and stress about my class rank lol
My dad is a cardiologist.
Hey im just a 12 year old European girl who aspires to do my studies in the US. I really want this goal to be achieved but i know that it is really hard for a foreigner to study medicine in America. Well, it is actually everywhere but i especially like the US and lets say that the cost is really high which thats the thing that tears me down because it is hard for international students to get scolarships. And yes, i know im too young to think about college/university now but i just cant help myself from doing the otherwise. I started doing my research, taking notes for all the information i could i find online for foreign students in the US but still don’t tell me if theres a chance (i dont know how to explain it lol). As you can see im very stubborn. What im trying to say is that, is there hope for me? Can i do it? Will i eventually find myself in a college then in a med school and then finally apply for residency? Please i want to know if there will be a chance. Im waiting for your reply :)
Ur videos are real good but Im still on that video for international students 😩😩
Thank you Dr
Im only in Grade 8 and im already thinking of becoming a doctor! Do you think its good or bad if I start to study some things in medicine, or study the human body? Is it too early? Or just a waste of time?
Don't do it. It's depressing
Ofc not a waste go fot it!
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That's my problem... I like all these conceptually difficult thing... I wanted to become a physicist and mathematician... but my mom sent me to med school because "I wanted to be a doctor when I was younger" 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
Don't study medicine if you actually don't want to :( If you know it's not your thing, leaving asap will be better, or else you will feel like you already missed/wasted a lot of time and money.
@@user-zz2qv4lz8h I wish I cud leave.. but my programme is funded so if I leave I have to pay back thousands and then I cant get sponsored for a second one till I pay that back... also my family wudnt allow it and there is the only place I can go... 😔😔 I'll have to make a really good plan if I'm to leave
@@user-zz2qv4lz8h I really wish I could tho..
Khadhija Walker hopefully you'll grow to love it.. medicine can be as challenging as physics and math anyways 😊
I’m in my first year of college pre-med and I’m already watching this video 😅 can I make it through med school?! I have PTSD which comes with depression and anxiety. I want to be a doctor to help people like myself 🙁 but it’s hard not to burn out already
How is it going so far? I hope you’re doing well. I have the same motivation as you because I want to be a psychiatrist to help people with mental health problems since I myself have anxiety. It’s nice to know I’m not alone.