HOW TO GUARANTEE MEDICAL SCHOOL ADMISSION (ULTIMATE 1ST YEAR TO 4TH YEAR GUIDE)

[@mustafasoaadi]

This video is packed with gems 💎 Thank you

[@erospearl692]

wow thank you guys so much!

[@jameso8711]

The guy with the green background seems to have lid lag. Should look into checking it out

[@themedboys]

Thank you for the feedback! We’ll look into it.

[@mrmp2.o563]

Can i get admission in medical school after completing my advance diploma in biotechnology course and mcat exam as an international student? Please give me answer i am little bit confused....😢😢😢😢

[@mrmp2.o563]

Because I want to become a doctor in Canada

[@nninatp1336]

How do you find a research opportunities as a first year undergrad? I’m studying life-sci at uoft right now but I don’t know where to start.

[@themedboys]

We’ve posted videos on our TikTok about this so please head there if you want more info. Generally speaking, draft a template that highlights your academic and research experience (just academic if you don’t have any research) and start mass emailing professors at your university whose research you’re interested in. Also express interest in their research by reading one of their papers and include CV + unofficial transcript.

[@jasleenrandhawa2243]

Hey is a first year gpa of 3.84 acceptable?

[@themedboys]

Yes of course, just keep trying your best to get marks that are as high as possible

[@ninakundu07]

Hello boys, I have a quick question. What are the compulsory courses a student need to pick for grade 11 and 12 to get into med school? Thank you for your advice.

[@azalabdul4137]

Had a bad first year and a half around 2.8 gpa can i still get in?

[@omarpopal4271]

Y didn’t they reply lol

[@themedboys]

While the journey is difficult, it is possible to make it to medical school despite a bad first year. It may require a few additional years of schooling (ex. extra years of undergrad and master’s program) alongside scoring a very high GPA in all your remaining classes to obtain a competitive GPA.

[@firstgirl-u7x]

Is it the same for us medical schools

[@themedboys]

Yes, the process is the same. In the US, they highly value shadowing, so you should put a lot of time into that as well. The actual application is different however