After I hopefully get accepted to medical school and perform well on the MCAT, I would spend four years gaining practical work experience and studying in the fields of: biology, ethic, pharmacology, physiology and psychology. During my final two years, I am also required to have real world experience at a hospital. It is going to help me a lot to diagnose disease and treat patients.
“Doctors must pass a medical license exam to practice in hospitals and other medical facilities.” (study.com/Medicine-MD/February 27, 2016) After I pass this exam, I finally have my license to work as a doctor. “There are also two different kinds. The U.S Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) is for M.D.s, while the Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Licensing Examination …show more content…
For my career research, I first gathered all the facts together and choose a college based on what I wanted. It’s really important to me to have lots of on-campus programs, as well as clubs and a calm environment.
One college I picked for my future academic career is Berkeley. The college is located in an urban setting, and with its over twenty thousand students it has a lot of space for several on campus activities and local cultural activities. Students on the Berkeley campus can join sports clubs, and even study groups to have a good balance between studying and social life. The expenses per year, without housing and materials, are for tuition and fees $13.431. It is a four-year public university and offers bachelors, masters as well as doctorate degrees. The average high school GPA for admittance to UC Berkeley is 3.9, so you need to be a really good high school …show more content…
This public college is located in a large city in an urban setting. The city so close; it is perfect when you need a variety of weekend options to relax or do something with friends. Also on campus activities, like women’s volleyball, soccer and handball, or a radio station, provide in a healthy environment. You could also say that there is a club for everything from Quidditch to Women’s engineering. I am really pleased to hear about the large variety of possibilities, because I am a really active person who likes a social life. People say, “It is academic, but with a taste of social life” (Cappex.com/ University of California-Los Angeles). Unfortunately the area in and around Los Angeles is really expensive, so you have to live most of the time with what is on campus. If students want to travel they can uber/bus anywhere in LA. “It offers certificate, bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees”. (California State University, Los Angeles/ www.calstatela.edu Home/ Find Colleges/ College Search/ California State University: Los Angeles) I also found out during my research that the dorms are pretty small and some of them are not air-conditioned. On top of this UCLA has no freshman housing while Berkeley has big dorms including for freshmen. One advantages of UCLA is that you have to pay for tuition and fees $12.753 per year, a little less that you would pay for Berkeley. You normally need at least a GPA of 3.7 to have a chance of
“Doctors must pass a medical license exam to practice in hospitals and other medical facilities.” (study.com/Medicine-MD/February 27, 2016) After I pass this exam, I finally have my license to work as a doctor. “There are also two different kinds. The U.S Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) is for M.D.s, while the Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Licensing Examination …show more content…
For my career research, I first gathered all the facts together and choose a college based on what I wanted. It’s really important to me to have lots of on-campus programs, as well as clubs and a calm environment.
One college I picked for my future academic career is Berkeley. The college is located in an urban setting, and with its over twenty thousand students it has a lot of space for several on campus activities and local cultural activities. Students on the Berkeley campus can join sports clubs, and even study groups to have a good balance between studying and social life. The expenses per year, without housing and materials, are for tuition and fees $13.431. It is a four-year public university and offers bachelors, masters as well as doctorate degrees. The average high school GPA for admittance to UC Berkeley is 3.9, so you need to be a really good high school …show more content…
This public college is located in a large city in an urban setting. The city so close; it is perfect when you need a variety of weekend options to relax or do something with friends. Also on campus activities, like women’s volleyball, soccer and handball, or a radio station, provide in a healthy environment. You could also say that there is a club for everything from Quidditch to Women’s engineering. I am really pleased to hear about the large variety of possibilities, because I am a really active person who likes a social life. People say, “It is academic, but with a taste of social life” (Cappex.com/ University of California-Los Angeles). Unfortunately the area in and around Los Angeles is really expensive, so you have to live most of the time with what is on campus. If students want to travel they can uber/bus anywhere in LA. “It offers certificate, bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees”. (California State University, Los Angeles/ www.calstatela.edu Home/ Find Colleges/ College Search/ California State University: Los Angeles) I also found out during my research that the dorms are pretty small and some of them are not air-conditioned. On top of this UCLA has no freshman housing while Berkeley has big dorms including for freshmen. One advantages of UCLA is that you have to pay for tuition and fees $12.753 per year, a little less that you would pay for Berkeley. You normally need at least a GPA of 3.7 to have a chance of