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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- I've been dreaming of this for years and the day finally came!!
There are so many people who have invested their time to helping me get to where I am. I really could not have done anything without the amazing people along the way.
I still can't believe I'm actually going to be a doctor 😳
In other words "I pushed and earned." Congratulations you totally deserve it!
Thank you so much!
Welcome to the top 1%. You will have earned every penny for all the sacrifice you've made and will continue to make through your training. It's a long road but you've made it past the most difficult hurdle (which is simply getting into medical school). Work hard, play hard, and enjoy the ride
Thanks for this advice and encouragement.
Congratulations! I go to the University of Utah School of Medicine right now and I LOVE it. I’m very happy to answer any questions you have about the school if you have any. Good luck with the matriculation process!
That’s great to hear! I will definitely be reaching out to chat about UUSOM.
You should do a video highlighting your application strong points etc! That would be cool.
I’ll get started!
Congratulations! These are one of my favorite types of videos to watch :) we are actually applying during the same cycle so maybe we will be colleagues in the future lol! I am lucky enough to have just gotten accepted to one of my top choices as well; it feels good to have all the hard work pay of. Best of luck to you and your family!
That’s awesome!! Good luck with the rest of this cycle! Thanks for watching and for the well wishes :)
Congratulations! Such an amazing accomplishment!! Im working towards to become a PA one day. So, I hope to feel the same way when I get an acceptance when the time comes☺️
Good luck with everything you’re doing! I wish you the best!
your mcat score vid hit my recommended and saw this was posted recently. CONGRATS!
Glad you found it! Thanks!
Oh there is a new challenger. Wellcome. I am happy to see a person who has such an excitement for Med School. Too bad i couldnt keep mine
I’m excited, but it’s definitely not for everyone. Hope you found the path that’s best for you.
Congrats, my husband got in last year. Enjoy your journey. I really appreciate you for acknowledging your wife's sacrifices. Will you be considering other schools if you get accepted?
Thank you so much! It is certainly a team effort in terms of sacrifice. Yes, I'm still waiting to hear back from several schools, some of which don't send out decisions until March.
I subscribe! I am ready to follow your journey in these studies.
Greetings from a medical student in Switzerland
Glad to have you here! Good luck in your studies!
congratulations, this is just the beginning!
Thank you!!
Congratulations!!!!! Good luck on your next chapter!!
Thank you!
I also want to go to medschool but there are a lot of circumstances right now. 😔
I'm sorry to hear that! I hope you get to live your dream 🙌
This is so exciting! So cool see this experience unfold!
Quite the rollercoaster of emotions but definitely worth it!
You deserve it!! Congratulations 🎉
You should definitely choose Phoenix! Maybe I'm biased because I'm matriculating to UACOMP in the fall, but I'd love to see you there.
Congrats on the acceptance! Would love to see you there.
Congratulations! Well deserved
Thank you!
Wow; congratulations!!
Thanks, Maria!
Big congratulations 🥳💜 Can you please do a video on your amcas application and stats. Thank you
Thank you! Full AMCAS app review coming in ~10 days.
Congratulations!!
Thank you!!
Congratulations!
Thank you!
Outstanding!
Thank you!!
Congrats!!!!!
Thank you!
Congratulations you deserve it!! Can you plz make a video of how to study mcat and handle everything as an international student?! Love from india❤️🇮🇳
Thanks for watching! Yes, I just uploaded a video about common mistakes to avoid when studying, one of them being the need to balance your studying with other things in life. I wish you the best of luck!
Congrats, I am from India 🇮🇳, last night our NEET UG results came, even I am selected for med school.
Congrats to you as well!
so proud!!!!
congratulations!!!
Thank you!!
Can’t wait for this to turn into a gaming channel
It already is
Can we see your AMCAS app? Congrats though!
Thanks! Yeah I'm putting a video on it together.
Can you make a video about what classes you took throughout your undergraduate program
Yeah I'd be happy to. I'm a social science major, so I actually didn't take as many science classes as other premed students.
I am so happy for you!!! I just found out about your channel, i would like to make a collab with you some day. Im in the medical field too, not a doctor but in another branch, let me know if your wife al right with it. And let me know.
Thanks for stopping by! That would be super fun!
congratulations bro
Thanks!
First of all, congrats on your acceptance!!
On a separate note, what monitor do you use lol?
Thanks! Here’s the one I’ve been using for a while: www.amazon.com/dp/B072M34RQC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_AASCBMB27RM8AEP0P279?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Congrats
Thanks!
oh how that glow will fade lol. Nevertheless, Congrats!
As it always does. Glad to have the glow for a moment though.
@@JBEyring dont let it fade :)
Do you recommend a gap year for a highschool student who went straight into undergrad pre-med right away?
This depends on a few factors. If you WANT to go straight through and you are able to, then I don't think you should take a gap year. If you enjoy the process and are happy throughout it, then such a long/distinct break probably isn't necessary. But if you think you'd benefit more from time off to explore other interests, strengthen your application, or just have a break, then absolutely do that. That said, I took time off (in the middle of undergrad, not the end) and lived in Europe, which I think was a really valuable experience. If you do decide to take a gap year, then be 110% ready to discuss that with admissions committees and have a solid rationale for why it made you a better person. I've ran into a few adcoms who were very curious about it.
how old are you if you don't mind me asking?
I'm 24
which school are you going to attend ?
Medical schools will continue to offer acceptances for several months, so I don’t need to decide until next spring/summer.
@@JBEyring great! best of luck !
Disagree with your advice at the end about because if you care more about your career then that is where you will spend the most time and will be the biggest goal in your life and not your family. You will likely work more than spending time with your family as a doctor.
You're right - the value family has for me is not universal, and I was speaking as though it was. Those who value their career more than other pursuits should definitely prioritize it and spend more time on it. These proclivities depend on personal circumstances and goals, so a more nuanced view (i.e., everyone should put time towards the things they care about) would have been more helpful. In any case, how much doctors should work-educationally and socially-is an interesting question: www.cleveland.com/healthfit/2011/08/new_doctors_have_shorter_hours.html
Are you a texas resident?
My dream school is texas tech! I'm from West Texas
No I’m out of state for Texas, which is why I didn’t have to do the “match”
@@JBEyring Why did you apply to Texas then? the mostly take in-state students
@@Medpostbacc Yeah they take about 90% in-state. I actually only applied to texas tech, which I did because of their emphasis on underserved communities, solid (4-year!) MD/MBA program, engaging faculty, and incredibly low cost of attendance. It's a great school!