Day in The Life of a McGill Medical Student

Today was the white coat ceremony, where medical students come together to celebrate their hard work and achievements that rewarded them the position they are in now. The attire symbolizes our responsibilities as a healer and educator, one that will be carried with us through our careers.
After the ceremony I invited some friends over to make dumplings.

[@Jjndndosakl]

One day I will be also there ..

[@monicology]

This is so inspirational and I'm so excited to follow your journey through McGill Med. You're living a dream! x

[@HediZhao]

Thank you!!!

[@vanessa4leafclover18]

❤❤ my dream med school!!!!! , ahhh so jealous haha , belated congratulations!, got any advice for getting into mcgill med?

[@HediZhao]

Work hard and put the effort and time into the things that you're passionate about. Always set goals for yourself, both big and small, and eventually you'll get there :) You can message me. I'm happy to talk more about this

[@cringy9266]

The saddest part that this video has 5.2k views and only has less then 100 likes. I’ll like for that

[@HediZhao]

bless

[@zehraa7201]

15 years old me watching this like it’s gonna be me 👁👄👁

[@linalamrani7007]

Same 👁👄👁

[@yowhatup445]

yep same

[@zehraa7201]

See you there guys

[@HediZhao]

same

[@shaylathompson3890]

Same

[@daliaidk1933]

This is so inspirational. Can we get some videos on your personal journey and how you got to medicine.

[@HediZhao]

eventually.... still got a backlog of a bunch of clips that I'm still working on. Been super busy with school these days. Thank you for watching!!

[@danielalacaria1945]

Sofia was the beauty of this video

[@likhithbhaskar1394]

Luv ur videos,pls do a complete application process video of omsas and how to get in McGill med

[@brysoncoy7365]

I’m 14 hoping to go to McGill med, any tips?

[@HediZhao]

Do well in school! That's probably the most important for now. Then once you have good grades you can focus on your extracurriculars

[@brysoncoy7365]

Hedi Zhao ok thank you!

[@asiazri7754]

Post more medical videos

[@HediZhao]

ok ill try!

[@asiazri7754]

Hedi Zhao Yay! Thanks. I’ll be waiting haha

[@justinmohammed1996]

Hey does Mcgill Medical school accept international students? I am in my 3rd year in U of C

[@HediZhao]

Yes! they do take international students

[@davidwang9303]

Subscribed!

[@HediZhao]

same

[@loveisamazing5612]

Hey, I'm also aiming for Med school in McGill and I have some questions, can we maybe chat or something please? I really need any advice i can get right now...

[@HediZhao]

Hey for sure! You can send me a message on instagram at @hedizhao

[@loveisamazing5612]

@@HediZhao Oh okay, thank you 🙏🙏!!

[@sophia-cc5co]

i was wondering, if you get a medical degree in quebec, are you able to practice in ontario without issue? or is there some other process for this?

[@HediZhao]

yep. you'll be able to practice in any province in Canada. You'll have to go through residency first.

[@sophia-cc5co]

@@HediZhao thank you so much!!

[@sawwatihnin5433]

how much did you get on your MCATs?

[@tiefengwang9937]

你好，请问你的GPA和Mcat是多少分?

[@HediZhao]

You can message me privately

[@arkadia7422]

Is mcgill a very expensive school? How much do you have to pay for it annually?

[@HediZhao]

It varies depending on your citizenship, province of residency, etc... you can consult this website to find out www.mcgill.ca/student-accounts/tuition-charges/fallwinter-term-tuition-and-fees/undergraduate-fees

[@drawingdisciple2851]

That white coat

[@anmolpreetkaur5281]

Is MCAT required for McGill University????

[@HediZhao]

It depends. Its required for international and Canadian non-Quebec residents. On the other hand, Quebec residents don't need it.

[@scientificinfo1672]

Do you need know french to enter into MCGILL uni

[@HediZhao]

Yep, there are specific French requirements now for entering McGill medicine. I would refer to their admissions page for more information

[@scientificinfo1672]

Thank you

[@fidelemaroun9849]

Heyy I'm fidele and I'm lebanese i just want to talk to someone who can inform me about getting in Mcgill from Lebanon to canada,thanks in advance.

[@HediZhao]

you can message me anytime on instagram @hedizhao

[@bonysadnan2918]

I'm in 9th grade really want to study in McGill med school I'm not a Canadian or us resident I'm from Bangladesh !any advice ?do they accept international students?

[@adityachaudhary9011]

I suggest you to comment on his recent video

[@HediZhao]

hey, if you guys have any questions, feel free to message on instagram @hedizhao

[@HediZhao]

the short answer is yes. McGill accepts international students, but they only make up about 1% of the class. you can find more information here -> www.mcgill.ca/medadmissions/applying/categories/int

[@dongchim37]

HOW TALL ARE YOU??? please commmeennttt

[@HediZhao]

6'3

[@jamieli7538]

This guy is so hot. He is hottest KZbinr I’ve ever seen !!!

[@rogerwei6999]

damn i wish i were that yogurt lid

[@saraalavi5360]

Hi, I've heard for stidying in medical in Montreal you have study 4 years in biology or chemistry then you are allowed to take an exame, and basd on your score you can study medical is that wright??? If yes how many year do you have to study( i mean after 4 years)

[@HediZhao]

Yes, you will need four years from an undergraduate degree, however it doesn't need to be in biology/chemistry. You only need to satisfy the course requirements. You will also need to take the MCAT if your undergraduate degree was not from a Canadian university. Medical school is 4 years, then residency can be anywhere from 2-5 years plus another year or 2 of fellowships... It all depends on what you want to specialize in. I hope that answers your question

[@saraalavi5360]

@@HediZhao thank you, you are so helpfull

[@HediZhao]

@@saraalavi5360 no problem. I’d just mention that it’s possible to not write the MCAT as long as you did your undergraduate degree in Canada.

[@lunna325demsp6]

Hedi Zhao I always thought you could to your bachelors in 3 years at McGill no?

[@HediZhao]

@@lunna325demsp6 You can do your bachelors at McGill in 3 years only if you went to CEGEP or have enough Advanced placement (AP)/International baccalaureate credits to completely skip first year. This allows you to do just U1-U3. The rest of us do U0-U3, which is like any other bachelors in Canada.