Four Years in Blue: The University of Michigan Medical School Documentary

[@ajaydavis4604]

No matter where you study medicine, the experience will always be almost similar. It was a daunting choice to make but if I look back today, I feel really proud of myself. I wish all those going through this path and those about to cross to the other wild world of being a physician the best that life could ever give you. From a 4th Year medical student from University of Juba, South Sudan.

[@Maddawg31415]

Looking back at these students that graduated in 2020, boy they got double slammed. Not only did they get short-changed on their last months of med school due to COVID- many had to go to the front lines as new residents that summer and into the 2020-2021 winter surge. So it sucks, but I hope it was for the better for their experience in the long run.

[@sheryllmarshall9023]

Congratulations Class of 2020! You did it, I wish you all the very best in your future and residency programs. You students always amaze me by how well you manage everything in life during your medical school years. Best wishes to you all!

[@darrinellison4524]

Inspiring! Thank you for sharing this. It can be difficult to find various points of view on a medical program without having to peruse through dozens of short interview clips but this video provided exactly what I was looking for.

[@Pete-da-peter]

Michigan is my top 5

[@virginialester4019]

Excellent Presentation, Thank You

[@acepokemontrainer1]

What a great video! Thank you for making this; it gives great insight to the medical school journey.

[@philanjum5308]

Loved watching this doc and seeing the students grow into physicians

[@karinfischer2238]

Congratulations class of 2020!! Go blue💙💛💙💛

[@paczasmd]

Congrats to the class of 2020 from a member of class of 2004!! Loved the video. Brought back a lot of emotions for me. Cherish those medical school memories. Best of luck with residency and attending life!!

[@xavierstephens5505]

Wow awesome. Song at 12:30 please???

[@pulsewithapurpose]

As a U of M patient, THANK YOU ALL!!!

[@telepsychhealth]

Great video. Congrats class of 2020!

[@TheLeChannel]

Excellent Video!!! Thanks

[@yasminechellaf3852]

Congratulations Class of 2020

[@monteros]

Congrats! So excited for you all! inspiring.

[@virnamisra1657]

There's a long distance call that ain't from Michigan but from Virginia & you had to receive it from Chicago Illinois

[@peterzannes759]

how wonderful

[@timwong580]

Is there such a thing as organ rejuvenation instead of organ transplant?

[@Eli-tq8fj]

So how do people handle financial situation while in medical school and kids running around?!

[@krispringlez8292]

I failed ck by 1 point. I took it 3 times. After 4 years, now I cant do residency. Feeling so hurt by the system.

[@erichuang6472]

never stop trying. the world needs you

[@princess287love]

I’m sorry for your experience. Was this a US School?

[@zanderallan4373]

@@princess287love probably

[@TechVHD]

Zander • 30 years ago What is Ck?

[@AA-hs4rk]

@@TechVHD Step 2 ck, it’s an exam

[@funsize198]

this was beautiful

[@TechVHD]

Can someone help answer where UMich medical school is? I can’t find it on the map, Is Umich Medical school on the campus of main Umich Ann Harbor, where is it exactly?

[@melissac3396]

"UMich" is short for University of Michigan. 7300 Medical Science Building I - A Wing 1301 Catherine St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5624 medicine.umich.edu/medschool/home

[@geoffreyreeves7213]

the hill area on observatory

[@timwong580]

This is 2024 we should be able to heal the human body so we do not die from organ failure!

[@prokastinatore]

Anything else beyond (female) emotions?

[@caribaez5711]

30:00

[@alisonsattler6396]

This documentary seemed interesting in concept, but I gave up after a few minutes of listening because the interviews were full of inarticulate students (like...like...like...) talking about their own thoughts related to their student experiences, but no real information about what medical school is like. They talk about their extracurricular activities, relationships with faculty and other students, and motivations for being in school, but nothing about the actual program and specific learning experiences. I was surprised as how little information is provided outside of these topics--and, again, how inarticulate they are!

[@mimad4923]

Are people incapable of communicating anymore without using the word 'like', over and over and over again? It's so irritating and unprofessional.

[@fortunasp5391]

People aren’t perfect. Some of them are under high stress and the last thing they’re worrying about is perfect speech. Perfect oratory is the last thing I’d care about in healthcare.

[@deanawells4395]

Not Johns Hopkins University but they can be ok physicians