All about HARVARD Pre-Med, Research, & HS Advice w/ Harvard Premedical Society Director Brian Wee

Learn about premed and life at Harvard, doing research in high school and college, how COVID-19 has impacted Harvard student activities and classes, along with a general conversation about current issues w/ Brian Wee! #HARVARD #PREMED
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▷▷ALL ABOUT BRIAN!
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Harvard Premedical Society - Director of the Peer Premedical Advising (PPA) Program, Founding Director of the Diagnosis Case Studies Program
Harvard College Undergraduate Research Association (HCURA) - Director of Programming
National Pre-Health Conference - Founder and President (Note: in-development)
Harvard Undergraduate Global Health Forum - Director of Advocacy
Harvard Recent Immigrant Term Enrichment (RITE) Program - Director
Harvard Square Homeless Shelter - Supervisor
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▷▷What we covered! (Direct & Indirectly)
What were the main clubs you were involved in throughout high school?
What research did you perform during high school?
What is one long-term goal you have for yourself?
Did you apply to Harvard early?
What’s your major at Harvard?
What clubs are you involved in at Harvard?
Tell me a little bit more about your work with the Pre-Med Society, etc.
How was your freshman year at Harvard up until everyone was sent back home?
What is one of your favorite things about Harvard’s campus?
What has been your favorite class you’ve taken so far?
How have recent changes in the Harvard academic year due to Harvard affected your plans for the upcoming year?
Why did you feel that Harvard was a good fit for you academically?
Do you have any tips for incoming freshmen at Harvard?
Do you have any tips for high school students today?
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[@technokinesis3910]

Not the Krabby Patty background, OMG- Anyways, I've been browsing your channel for a while and I've been so inspired by your passion for knowledge and all your achievements. I'm entering high school and want to pursue the medical field, so it's a blessing this video is out there. I have a few questions for you if you don't mind answering. 1) How did you conduct and get into your university research? How were you able to contact the university to begin this process, or how/why did the university contact you? 2) Is there a way to view the PDF or research paper on your research for free, if so, how? 3) How were you able to have school-work-extracurricular balance? (Extracurriculars also including your service work and projects such as going to homeless shelters, Puerto Rico backpacks, beekeeping, sports, CSHS, BSU, etc.) 4) What was the study process you used to prepare for the SAT, ACT, exams, and standardized testing? Could you list specific programs such as Khan Academy? 5) What was the process of creating new clubs and organizations within your school and community, most specifically BSU and Project Illuminate. 6) What were some of the resources you used to self-teach yourself coding, and did you start earlier or later on eight grade year? 7) What coding language did you use to make your fitness tracker at age 13, and what was the process of this? 8) Did you code your websites with HTML or another language, or did you use a website creator/editor? 9) Did you ever do PSEO, and was your university research done during the school day or after/on the weekends? 10) How were you able to find so many scholarships, merit, and award opportunities? Will Project Illuminate fully debut soon containing the spreadsheet you spoke of (with all the scholarships, merits, etc.) in-depth? 11) How did you find service and volunteer opportunities in your community, and fully devote yourself to them? 12) What are some side jobs or side hustles to do to save up for things like a new desktop or equipment for coding? 13) What was the process of organizing the Puerto Rico campaign, and how long did it take to organize this? 14) Do you respond to Instagram DMs occasionally for further inquiries? 15) Do you have any held-to-heart pieces of advice or tips for someone journeying through the education process? (I am a first-gen college student, so this process is so new to myself and my family) If you read through all these questions, I thank you so much for your patience and your understanding. If there are some that would take a bit longer to answer if you could so possibly in a video or an Instagram DM that would be great as well. Thank you so much for your channel and for you, you are extraordinary and I wish you the best in life. Peace ✌️

[@gorgabernard]

(I'm doing this again because I really need to know soon lol) Hi, I'm pretty sure you said you published a research paper as a high school student, I was wondering what the basics are of doing that? Thanks!

[@areenhashemi]

OMG THANK U I REALLY NEEDED THISSSSSSSSSS

[@Cattaaliyah]

I wish I was living in the US it’s the land of opportunities if I was their I would of being open to all kinds of stuff just watching these things seeing that you guys are exactly in a sense the same traits as I am Good luck on your journeys btw I live in the caribbeans

[@zeez1452]

Great video!!🥰

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Could you give some sources for college essay help? (In person in colorado or online websites )

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[@madinae3589]

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[@JinaMukherjeeF]

For any indian out there: do u have any idea whether an international student can apply for pre med major in usa...Speaking from an indian's perspective whoever i asked they said u cannot do mbbs(study in medicine)in usa...Do u habe any info on that

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[@wavysaige]

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