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Title: Med School Confidential: A Complete Guide to the Medical School Experience: By Students, for Students
ISBN: 0312330081
Author:
Robert H. Miller
Dan Bissell
Publicate Date: 2006-07-25
Publish: 2006-07-25
List Price: $17.95
Average Customer Rating: 4.5
Format: Paperback
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1: Gift that went well
Bought this for my girlfriend who is going to MedSchool. She seems happy as a pup with two tails about this book. I don't know how, Med students creative writing skills are worst that a sloth, but I don't think they care much for creative so much as they look for factual data.
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2: Perfect book for aspiring med students!
This book contains everything technical I needed to know to apply for medical schools. It gives you all the step by step guides. It also gives you detailed, necessary information according to how early or late you may be in the preparation process. This book was a great purchase! I absolutely recommend it.
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3: Great Book
I didn't have any contact with medicine before college and was in desperate need for good information. This is a great resource.
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4: All-in-One book
This book is a great resource whether you are interested in med school or already in med school. It delineates what to expect for next 4 yrs in med school with extremely helpful guides!
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5: Please believe me when I tell you that you really don't want to go to medical school
The problem with this book and those similar to it is that these books reinforce the idea of how wonderful it will be to become a physician. Here is all you need to know: After four years of grinding out top grades in classes like organic chemistry, you can look forward to another four years of no sleep, no social life, being humiliated and terrified by residents and attendings, and running up 100,000 to 200,000 dollars of debt, and then another 3 to 7 years of residency....all this to live in fear of being sued by a four-pack-per-day-smoker who will blame you for his myocardial infarction. Or better yet, be constantly second guessed by every high school drop out with an internet connection who someohow knows more than you and your expensive high-powered medical training because they "looked it up on the web". Do I have another 4 or 5 hours to tell you about managed care? Take it from a doctor who is living his "dream"...run, run away to something less stressful and more fulfilling than present day medicine...you know, like juggling chain saws.
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