Medical School Mock Interview

[@FaceofSpace]

I'm not even going into medicine, why am I watching this

[@hannahkotschner7968]

same XD

[@wafaaadam5611]

Quarantine vibes 😂

[@simeenk2282]

Curiousity is truly very interesting

[@Chiebuka2317]

😂😂

[@Naoewald]

Same

[@rajshah6590]

My Med school interviews were so different than this: more causal and less medical discussion. The interviewer and I were just straight up vibin, going to UCLA Med coming August.

[@kicksapien1335]

Raj Shah this is my favorite comment here. Straight up vibin makes it sound so chill 😂

[@millineaoceans4244]

How’s everything going now?? 😊You should be graduating soon. 😊

[@izzahkam8916]

I’m still in high school. Why did I get stressed out at the title.

[@mollyyu7224]

sammeee i’m dying

[@aaron1fy389]

Form 3 secondary school here (15) and my anxiety set in.

[@rebecca6611]

omg me too! A lot of people say that there really isn't anything you can do in high school but I'm over here memorizing the whole human body, looking at med school syllabus, and buying mcat books 😂

[@micaelaroyo4837]

Guys! Im a junior in university and I'm also currently freaking out about applying! But remember to take it slow, it feels like there isnt a lot of time but i promise that if you just set your sights on doing well in college and being yourself and having fun, you'll find that there is more than enough time to learn and to apply! I've always been a sort of control freak but i let my anxiety control my life; dont let it happen to you!! I wish you all the best of luck and may God bless you guys! Be safe ❤❤

[@frogcake]

same but im in 8th grade

[@mettyy]

I was invited to an interview at Cambridge for Engineering just last year. I was so tensed up and nervous that I couldn’t even properly talk. All those years of being great in class and exams were worth nothing when two professors were staring down my throat while attempting a question and explaining my motivation for the subject. Got rejected just one month later. My advice: see it as an opportunity to present yourself in the way YOU want and not as a test. Best of luck!

[@jhowardsupporter]

ooooh to get into engineering? So what are you doing now working at MacDonalds? This burger can be built 3 tiers higher and no more! Another tier would require external scaffolding to maintain structural rigidity. Placing the chips in vertical is inefficient, if we placed them in horizontal we could make the customer believe they are receiving the same amount while using much less resources!

[@mettyy]

GasoLINA INK! That is actually exactly what it’s like, but for things that actually matter and not a Big Mac! :)

[@spine747]

@@jhowardsupporter ok

[@withtheruths]

Just hearing the sound of his voice at the beginning stressed me out omg

[@AA-po3hn]

He's probably helping a lot of people prepare for interviews though so don say that about him💫💫

[@spicyshizz2850]

Eshal Eshal i dont think she’s making fun of them but the idea of just being interviewed feels stressed

[@ahnrho]

Felt that in-person, but it goes away with experience.

[@AA-po3hn]

@@spicyshizz2850 ohh ok nvm then

[@abunusayba1]

2 take-ways from this interview: 1. say "um" often 2. Start my answer with absolutely got it

[@conniewilliamson973]

Hey don't do her like that, the point is to improve

[@abunusayba1]

Connie I envy her a lot. I’m currently applying now and pretty nervous honestly

[@conniewilliamson973]

@@abunusayba1 right? Interviews are terrifying

[@donamameng]

admittedly, some ums are good in conjunction with that acknowledgement word or phrase, because it shows a natural cognition processes like you heard, and are coming up with a response that isnt just willy nilly bc its important to you to reply well

[@AA-po3hn]

She's trying and that all that matters to me.

[@brookes1372]

You can tell that there is some nervousness under the surface but she still remains so composed and able to put together coherent and strategic responses...goals

[@CuddlesgaloreCats]

SO MANY ummmms :(

[@natalieb3547]

I’m still 3 years away from this but like....I have no idea how I would answer to half of these questions, my life is very uninteresting

[@hulk6789]

I can feel you. I was also shit scred before med school that will I be able to do it or not. But with confidence and continuously striving hard I achieved it and have graduated a few months ago from med school. My only advice is to not get scared of whats coming up ahead and instead be more excited about it and challenge yourself that I will do it. I mean no matter what happens U are not going to die atleast. Be confident and work hard. U will achieve it.

[@VickyP124]

Legit Same. Please tell me why I’m so nervous and I still have two years until I take the MCAT and panic about my future.

[@natalieb3547]

Victor Pacheco Oh my God same! I literally just finished freshman year of uni and I’m stressing about studying for the MCAT...I think I can find more immediate things to worry about lol

[@danieley4]

Why am I watching this I’m already in med school lol

[@joshuaglassmyer8358]

Make it interesting!

[@katmartinez7882]

my social anxiety is quaking rn:( and I want to be a doctor so bad

[@madisonsmith8514]

Me too 😩 But we have to rise above our fears.

[@katmartinez7882]

Madison Smith period!! I’ll be damned if i’m going ti let my anxiety stop me in my tracks

[@deej2265]

We can do this!

[@madisonsmith8514]

Kat Martinez Period sis I’m rooting for you! I’m rooting for every black person trying to go into the medical field, we have to represent 🙌🏽🏆

[@CozyTwyla]

Same 😭

[@omega3pictures]

I got into 5 medical schools. The number 1 most important thing to remember for mock interviews: RELAX

[@OnePocketHighlights]

Your personal statement is what matters to us the most. *Laughs in average accepted MCAT score of 510*

[@annaschenkel2603]

tell me why i’m watching this at 2 am while still in high school stressing about the future

[@sciolynerd5517]

Anna Schenkel literally same

[@chelseyromo6926]

felt that

[@forgivengamer8381]

Same

[@fatimaisra9143]

good, prepare for your future. go big

[@AC-8446]

Me right now

[@elgooges]

"I just spent the last 11 years in college, I better get this job"

[@oliveri9407]

It’s not a job interview, it’s an interview to get into Med school

[@Fujibayashi50]

@@oliveri9407 I have never heard about this before. In which countries is this the norm? Seems very weird to me

[@conniewilliamson973]

@@Fujibayashi50 US med school comes after a 4 year college degree, and is very competitive. Most schools interview their applicants so they know who they're admitting.

[@DocPabster]

The medical school interview is nothing compared to residency interviews. Imagine going through 4 years of medical school and not getting into a residency. That's an infinitely scarier place to be in than not getting into medical school.

[@ok-hd5bb]

@Li Pan I dream of pursuing dermatology. The residency part is making me almost not want to even try :/

[@calisongbird]

This man Dr. Debard is amazing. You can really tell how much he cares about his work, about medicine, and about the students. I bet he would make a great mentor.

[@megerbig]

As soon as he asked the question about marriage/children I was immediately put back and I’m glad he went back and clarified his intention of asking that 😅

[@Loaghynn-Alexander]

can you learn independently? why yes, i went to zoom university my freshman year. or as I like to call it, 20k for khan academy

[@mazesafiya5399]

I'm sweating. My heart is jumping out of chest just watching the interview.

[@zaynabramay]

And I am sitting here thinking I literally have NOBODY who’d even right a recommendation letter for me, let alone a “GREAT” recommendation letter.

[@skimaskthegodslump2579]

Why’d I read this as medieval school mock interview and still click on it

[@its_all_guti8449]

haha

[@zebb8337]

i’m still in high school and this is SO informative for college interviews too

[@kiaraskeete1572]

Zeb B I’m graduating hs and trust me it’s really easy doing interviews. As long as you are social and keep and genuine smile along with having questions or statements about the college with really help!!😁👍

[@sarahchoi2657]

Kiara Skeete see the problem here is that I’m not social😬

[@mariac.9117]

I’m in high school too! 😂

[@samdayton2045]

College interviews don’t matter, they really can only tank your application if you say something horrible or are unable to speak intelligently. I absolutely nailed most interviews and didn’t get in, while lackluster ones I did. This is in part because it’s not the adcom doing the interview, so they’re just taking the alumni’s word on it, so it’s probably around the 8th most important factor. Med school interviews are much more important.

[@melissal-t3232]

Right!

[@user-eo4zt5lw8d]

the anxiety starts at 12:10

[@4weirdkids]

“As a woman...” He said I bet you were shocked, but I honestly wasn’t. While shadowing, I had a male physician insinuate I should study nursing rather than pursuing medical school because I hope to be a mom someday. I was so uncomfortable and felt forced to agree (I was 17 at the time). It was really comforting to hear that this shouldn’t be brought up in an interview, and I definitely feel more comfortable now that I know the best way to tackle it if I am ever asked about it again.

[@shanayaranashetty]

Yeah! I saw that in the video and I was like NO - they can't ask that question. That is not their concern!

[@kevinspl2000]

In my uni most med students are female

[@cloudaendi8266]

12:08

[@connorchapman4637]

No wonder there’s a shortage of doctors lmao! They make it hard AF to get in! So glad I chose nursing :)

[@johnnygoesfast9397]

Just dont rush...there is no time clock counting down btw... TAKE YOUR TIME... it's not a Late Night w Jimmy Fallon interview... they ACTUALLY want to hear what you're saying. So dont rush.

[@simonmoore5978]

What a helpful video, thank you so, so much University of Dayton! One thing that stuck out to me was their emphasis on looking for sincerity and not some sociopath who also regurgitates canned responses they devised weeks before their interview! My goodness this is such an important aspect of the interview and simply being human to remember. We're going into medical school with the intentions of emerging as someone whose sole goal is to heal people. Never, ever let that concept flee from your vision for what lays ahead for you. Be honest, be transparent, be lively, be human. Medicine should not be pursued by those intending to fill their wallets--it should be reserved for those intending to fulfill their hearts. I thank God every day for my health and I get emotional at the thought of helping others in my future. Never lose sight of your purpose to enter into the medical field not just for your own motivation, but also for the interviewers, peers, and patients who will assess your intentions based off of your demeanor toward your career.

[@nightshockplayz5894]

This is a brilliant video. Interviewer and interviewee are competent and excellent. With regards to the "ums", normal part of being nervous, one can learn to remove them from their language by practice. She did great though!

[@whalefuhk]

I love how he broke it down into real life scenarios and how she handled herself. WONDERFUL informative video!

[@zainubqadri5103]

i plan to go to law school, and I'm supposed to be finishing my finals right now, but I am watching this -makes a lot of sense:(

[@TheTyme99]

I am a graduating EE going to grad school. I'm watching this too. It is still useful to know how other types of interviews go.

[@gabrielharrison9800]

hah same

[@sulemanshaikh3379]

I'm already in my final year of med school. Why am i watching this?

[@stacey5712]

How’s the interview? Like is it hard

[@hibranajeeb1975]

Same

[@lynndais3783]

Interview starts at 12:10 🙂

[@avinashsingh1642]

Such a great interviewer and interviewee, everyone here was just extremely respectful and helpful. I'm only about to start undergrad, but this is certainly going to remain in my liked videos playlist to watch again later.

[@whisperingocean.]

I am 15 and I am stressing for them.

[@jerrysurpris8792]

Interview starts at 12:10

[@pimpnorris2097]

Don’t stress the interview! Most schools are going to ask you very simple questions and it will be casual get to know you’s....

[@nicolejordan1351]

Thank you Dr. Debard and Emma for this video, it is extremely helpful and takes courage to be so open. Again, thank you!

[@thisisit4666]

I’m two years away from this. I have one year left of my undergrad. Almost there, and I know I’m gonna CRUSH it!!

[@aaronfregoso3239]

Video is 7 months old and all the comments are from this week 😂😂this was in my recommended 🤨

[@_andre007]

KZbin algo lmao

[@overcraft1441]

I feel stress and a hint of confidence that I could do it.

[@jovanniortiz4083]

When she talks she sounds so smart. Lol

[@timhanby5662]

Jovanni Ortiz She is articulating and enunciating her words really well, putting effort into the pronunciation of each word makes anyone sound more intelligent!

[@nalanirenee]

This video has me stressing about how I am going to answer the “when did you become interested in medicine” question

[@uptempo5318]

uhhhh that's kinda the prompt of the Personal Statement essay that you must submit with your application... If you can't even answer that how are you planning on becoming a doctor...?

[@myselfhi716]

“well i started watching greys anatomy” 👁👄👁

[@nella1033]

I'm watching this as I'm interested in medicine and med school, I think there were a lot of good things to take away from this mock interview. A really good video in my opinion.

[@carebear3330]

when you're only a junior in high school and wanna go into medicine but you are really shy and just watching this interview makes you sweat ... 0_o

[@aNyLucci10]

52:25 Dr. DeBard: “Older interviewers hate the ‘uhms.’” 52:45 Dr. DeBard: “Uhm..”

[@HardeHarHar]

It's a quarter to 4am, why am I watching this after just graduating from medical school? 😂

[@andy_sans]

This video was really helpful and gave a lot of insight in the process of going to med school. The more research I do the more excited I am to actually try and become doctor. Thank you!

[@Iswhars]

The one thing I would disagree with the interviewer is saying its unusual for highschool students to take part in service-leading projects and activities (16:57). I think literally every highschool student desires to have a service orientated activity in order to boost their applications for college, so its not as uncommon as he puts it out to be.

[@saraarias-arroyo6082]

I can' t wait for my first interview!! It will most likely be in 3 years away from now but videos like this hype me up!!!

[@khair7549]

Lol I'm freaking screwed.....

[@drasc1470]

No you're not, she doesnt have a significantly remarkable story. She talks about how her interest started with taking biology classes in HS and developing close relationships with her personal doctors over the years. Nothing about that is out of the ordinary. What is important is that shes confident that everything she did prepared her to understand the world of medicine. If you can convey that, you're good. Don't underestimate yourself!

[@Matthew_M11]

Fake it till you make it

[@afarensis9720]

@@drasc1470 exactly, 99% of people say "interest in science/biology in particular" and "wanting to help people" with a dash of "shadowed a doctor a few months ago"...it's about how you present it, and reflect on your experiences, that sets you apart

[@LittleBitOfAna]

i just finished 4 years of college and compared to her experiences i am not interesting at all ... :( i dont even know if i should keep trying for med school -.-

[@jibbo123]

You only live once

[@rubypetterson9708]

You can always do more things you deem interesting! Volunteering, putting yourself out there, things like that are all things that can help you improve!! If it’s something you really want don’t give up😄 you can do it!

[@capgains]

Don’t give up that’s the easy way out

[@Huran1]

I’m sure her life is way less exciting than what she made it sound. You just have to find any small thing that is sincere and relates to the question and then expand on that.

[@meganschultz6094]

Everyone’s path to medical school is different, if you want to strengthen that part of your application reach out to family or friends in healthcare careers to shadow or any physicians offices or hospitals in your area. You have to show that you’ve put effort in understanding the career. They also like lots of volunteer work, even stuff that’s not medical related it just has to be a passion and show long-term commitment. You don’t have to have any paid jobs/experiences, getting paid is just a bonus

[@TheMedicalDots]

Amazing interview!! I learned so much and was inspired to deeply reflect on my life and my path to medical school. Thank you, Emma and Dr. DeBard!

[@dr.wisdom7917]

Jeez, 40 minutes of interview seem like forever for any nervous prone interviewee!

[@dr.wisdom7917]

Also I’d already have a Doctorate!? Why I’m watching this, lol

[@thedoublesgame9709]

Depends on perspective. I interviewed at bsms in england and the interview takes an hour but it feels like 10 minutes due to how quick paced the interviews are

[@lollipoplollipop3145]

Omg, I haven’t even started high school yet but I’m sooooo stressed for this, I’m very antisocial and barely talks to people but I want to go to med school.

[@yeshonestyhey2632]

Even doctors can't stop saying um um um um um um um

[@ixie2727]

I’m having anxiety just by watching this. I seriously need to start exercising my confidence because it’s one of my many weaknesses 😔

[@ryderlemmerman2674]

I’m not even going into medicine why am i watching this

[@tranthanhnguyen0205]

Okay i am a first-year pre-med and i have 2 finals tmr ( Bio and Chem) and I am stressing out about this...

[@halaalkhatib7692]

Its ok there is nothing to be stressed about just study and focus on your finals and TRY YOUR BEST and you’ll achieve your dream ✌🏼✌🏼

[@shadiomranian3408]

I am too!!! I finished my exams. You got thissssss!!!!!

[@halaalkhatib7692]

Shadi Omranian congrats

[@hysxo3062]

it’s better to just focus on the present and not about things that will be coming up in 2-3 years, it’ll save you from a lot of unnecessary stress trust me lol. good luck!

[@catalinamartinezveloso6064]

Good Luck!!!

[@alexale3poudi796]

''Why should I take a chance on somebody with a negative comment in one of their letters?'' This is just terrible to state...it's also a paradox because by saying this you keep feeding this ''bad' habit of extraordinary letters of evaluation. I personally would like to have someone in front of me with stated positives AND negatives instead of someone ''perfect'' which will end up not that ''perfect'' in near future. Terrible to state prof

[@sofiyaguganskaya]

So basically I need to up my service hours

[@--076]

Excellent video. Also, this is why it's so hard to get into med school. Everything is a test to see if you'll break.

[@jasdeeprahal6439]

Anyone else get this on their recommended?

[@liaroswell512]

1st year in highschool and i felt nervous for some reason, i really wanted to be a doctor. It’s 12:53 am right now and im really really stressing out of my future so im binge watching all these med school interviews somewhat made me more conscious especially since my vocabulary is limited, how to write essays, how to get into residency and how to pass college entrance exam, how to study 15 hours a day😕, how to make or have a good schedule, how to memorize, how to stop procrastinating(my biggest problem) Honestly im still torn if im going to be a nurse or a doctor. And if im going to be a doctor then choosing a specialty would be my next problem. Kinda felt dumber than usual after listening to this interview. Made me realize that I dont even have an answer to most questions. All i can say is that im not ready for the real world so imma enjoy these days before its gone Bye... I hope i can comeback to this comment in a few years just to say that i passed 🤣see ya in a few years

[@jefreylopez7708]

i believe in you. enjoy your high school years and dedicate yourself to that which makes you happy.

[@christianx32]

Idk why I'm watching this, I'm already in medical school.

[@mianyewtube2078]

Any interview tips? 😅

[@ryanhill9474]

I mean. I don’t have a cookie for you but I can tell you great job!

[@christianx32]

@@mianyewtube2078 I applied for a Caribbean medical school- St George's University in Grenada and all they did was a Skype interview, quick one to make sure you're not a serial killer or something and they let me in. Wasn't as difficult as this. Been at this school for 3 years and love it.

[@britneyherrera6972]

Flex doe in the uk or us

[@Estrogen_intolerant]

How do you have time to watch this?

[@em-vu3pp]

I have no idea how I'll do this with my social anxiety 😬

[@Grind03]

Am glad I found this video, my interview is in 2 days !!

[@1997Redualed]

she speaks beautifully, im surprised she wasn't accepted to every med school she applied for. wow.

[@Modifiedmortal]

Iv been in so many interviews, this seems chill.

[@flowerbased]

They talk about being sincere but I feel like she doesn't sound sincere. I'm not hating but she sounds like very scripted.. she's definitely going to be a great doctor though I see passion. If it were me I would speak mainly about my sister having a chronic illness because I've been to all the different specialties and stuff.. but I know I won't ever actually apply to medical school

[@cootumrebel]

I suffered through separate interviews with two PhDs, not physicians, at Vanderbilt Medical School. One interviewer was Asian who asked me the traditional question about why I wanted to enter medical school. I mentioned something about enjoying anatomy, whereupon he responded with, "Oh, you like bodies!" which made me look like a necrophiliac. From there the interview went downhill. The interview with the other PhD wasn't much better. I don't remember Vanderbilt ever sending a letter yea or nay, so I gathered I had been rejected. I had one interview with a psychiatrist at the University of Tennessee College of Medicine and got accepted on the first attempt. By then, I had learned a few things about med school interviews, so I was better prepared. That was in 1970. Would I do the medical school thing all over again if I had the chance? ABSOLUTELY NOT!

[@omgsama8299]

I am in my third year of dental school and this was fun to watch

[@carebear3330]

i haven't had any tragic things happen in my childhood like this girl w her 7 ankle surgeries and her grandma's illness :/ so what do i talk about??? the only thing i've done that relates to others is i've done a lot of service throughout my life! what do i say??

[@maxistan2111]

Say something like you witnessed a patient go from sick to healthy and say it fascinated you how the human body works as we go from being in the worst shape to the best thanks ro the help of modern medicine 😂

[@melaniechase6095]

How do you feel that your past service experiences have influenced your current situation? Specifically what types of service? Did that lead to a change in thought pattern or a career/job in the same field of service? I don’t think you need to have tragic circumstances happen to you for a great interview 😅 but her tragic circumstances represent her path to developing empathy, clinical awareness and how she has overcome set-backs on her path to medical school. I think it’s important to demonstrate those qualities in your application through your own experiences... I hope that was helpful in some way :)

[@Yousef-eh8qq]

it’s 4am and I’m already in medical school why am I watching this

[@Ollie-dh9it]

Wow american and British med school interviews are VERY different Wouldn’t have thought this to be the case but it very much is

[@gabbyhogan2336]

It's really really different to Australia too

[@freezyannmalingin6676]

quarantine led me here

[@vishnu5272]

Anyone in med school watching this 🙋🙋

[@DrMayconDePaula]

Congrats on the way you select students to enter med school! We need to learn from you to improve our medical level here in Brazil. I’m here to get inspired at this university!

[@leavethecity8984]

im british and this is wild we do our interviews for medical school at 17

[@Rasheens-Story]

I'm happy I came across this video ♥️

[@aSm8full]

This is stress inducing

[@mateino_]

i totally have that 'uhm' thing with me when i was interviewed for nursing school. i passed though so yeah.

[@cyberx8230]

quanrantine made me run out of youtube videos...dk how thats possible, but here I am.

[@itsjustmiareyes901]

Am I the only one that wants to go to med school but doesn’t know anything yet?

[@morganw4155]

This popped up in my recommended. I’m not even studying this lmao

[@fridgeig.5523]

fyi the actual interview starts at 12:10

[@xxyyzz0102]

I disagree half of the things he said. Having Experience prior to medical school is not disadvantage. Everybody has their own story of life. I know people are football player before going to med school. You have to remember that this is a interview. Meaning Not only his assessing you, you should also assessing him. Because he’s value and attitude are representing the school.

[@meccaburke6515]

I have just graduated high school this year, and next year I’m attending the university of Wisconsin Madison! I have always wanted to be a surgeon and watching this video brings me so much excitement! but anyway on to my question, I choose biology as my major just because I knew I wanted to major somewhat in the science realm. Of course I plan for this to change, as there are way too many biology majors already. Does anyone recommend any specific majors for getting into med school? Or majors that will be beneficial/make you stand out. Of course I plan on accessing my interests and choosing a few but beyond that ? Also I’ve always had trouble answering people when they ask why I want to be a surgeon because I’m sure you can imagine it was greys 😔 but before I had even watched that show I wanted to be a doctor. How do I explain without using a Netflix show that I know I was meant to work in a hospital and the surgery is the only career I could ever see myself in?

[@rohitroll2119]

In the final year of med school , why am I skill getting tensed watching this?🤣

[@gabbyhogan2336]

The trauma of interview stress will never leave us

[@lynneal7574]

Why does the interviewer ask about her childhood experiences with service or interest in medicine? The beginning of this video it seems like the conversation is more about childhood/high school which feels a little less relevant than her work as an adult in college. I’m not in the field of medicine so I’m interested what people have to say.

[@joshsalmon4523]

They already know about your work experience from the application, but need to gauge the character of the applicant. They need to see if they will make an empathetic and kind doctor. A conversation about her childhood service is helpful with that in mind.

[@sungbinroh3876]

Super helpful. Thanks to everyone who made this video.

[@user-en1jd8vp8t]

I’m an education major. Why am I watching this late at night? And why am I kind of enjoying it?

[@julianneghiorzi845]

NOTE TO WOMEN: asking about marriage and family plans "as a woman" is entirely inappropriate and you can file a gender based discrimination claim against the school and the interviewer. Family status or planned family status, gender,

[@julianneghiorzi845]

oh shit he noted that my bad

[@marieclaireevans]

What is the cutoff for a GPA that warrants an explanation? I’ve heard people say that for borderline “poor metrics” it may not be good to draw unnecessary attention to it, especially if people have an upward GPA trend.

[@micaelaroyo4837]

Can you bring notes to the interview if you're the one being interviewed?

[@Yeaam]

I thought it said medieval instead of medical. And then got disappointed.

[@karireyes7603]

Haha! That made me laugh 😂

[@User-rh2mw]

I did all my interviews already in December and this title made my stomach fall out through my arse...

[@alexispierre333]

Thank you for posting this demonstration!

[@catalinamartinezveloso6064]

This is freaking me out, I want to be a veterinarian (I think the process might be similar)...I can't even pass an interview to be a server, how am I supposed to pass this shit 😭😭😭

[@Lalabooey]

How do med schools view nurses going to medical school? I am in this position and I’m worried that they will not accept me for that. And Is working in nursing also considered as volunteer hours?

[@GreekGodAngus]

I am in the same position. From what I have been told it is looked upon favorably. Working as a nurse should count towards clinical hours, but not volunteering because they are paying you.

[@20angie04]

I’m literally a freshmen in HIGH SCHOOL. Why am I watching this.

[@MK-nd2ij]

What the hell am I doing here? I am already a physician... Damn you quarantine 😒