😅that second child babyyyyyyyy (i bet you understand lol) congrats on medical school with a family, it is not for the weak

@@softbreezy6052 thank you!

@@Cosmuex thanks, nope I don’t have any interest in fellowship, maybe a few certifications but not training longer than that

@@MyLovelyMocha I used uworld (step 3) and ccs cases, I used uptodate and first aid if I needed to look up random content material

Congratulations! You’re amazing

@@amayaleo8376 ooh really, wow thank you for tagging on along my journey! And 🙌🏽 2nd year med student with 2 toddler, congratulations that’s a feat in itself!

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😊 thank you!

Thank you! And good luck on your journey!

Great questions: I don’t think I’ve ever mentioned on here why I chose MD over other medical fields but I can definitely talk about it! Generally my family helps when I have overnight obligations, which has been a big help

Thanks for checking out my video and your comment, much appreciated!

Very true, I’m sure many students have found benefits from a post bacc, this video is to highlight the funding limitations of a post bacc vs other premed options. I talk about linkages programs in another video, in my pre-med series. The title/ thumbnail is specifically related to suggestions on saying money, I don’t address any other aspect on post bacc (classes , pre-health school prep, MCAT prep, matriculation into health professional school from a post bacc)

Hey, you may be new to my channel, but I started posted videos during medical school and I am currently a PGY2 resident, I did a master program and a post bacc several years before starting medical school (i have a video that talks about my non-traditional path through medicine) and videos i posted about post bacc/master programs- are apart of my pre-med series and are retrospective advice videos, not filmed when i was actually enrolled as i wasnt on youtube then- the title of each video also shows either Mom in Med School or Mom in Residency indicating the time along my journey i actually recorded/uploaded the video, and masters programs can be 1or more yrs long, the length depends on the program/institution.

Hi. Good question in general the answer should be no- for the most part class registration is the same for non-degree seeking and 2nd degree, but they key is communicating with the registrar/professor, especially for classes that require a pre-requisite class. Example you only Need Orgo 2 but the pre-reqs were that you have taken pass Gen Cham 1, 2 and Orgo 1. Of course you would have taken these classes already and have them documented on your transcript, communicating this to the registrar using lets by pass any hold preventing you from joining Orgo.

Have access to my daily schedule for my 4 week block in advance always helps, with coordinating for family members, all my kids are in school so that covers 8-10hrs of the day when I also working

That is amazing. Congrats!!!!!

Thank you 😊

My youngest has been enrolled in daycare since 9months old, so during most of my shifts she’s in school (8-10hr s) and went to aftercare which was very helpful for rotations that required more hrs/work

For medical School I apply to schools in my state as well as schools in surrounding states that I felt like would be a reasonable distance away from my family, before changing plans I was actually heading 5hrs away for med school. Sometimes our only option may be going to school away from your family so you just have to weigh the pros and cons and try to figure out if the place that you’re going to be will have a system for you