Luna Lovegood
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As a first year med student, should I be focusing on school? Should I be focusing on trying new activities? Should I keep up my old activities from undergrad? Does it matter at all in the end? So many questions...
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I got into medical school this year, but I don't know if I need my copy of Doing Right anymore. Would it be useful for CARMS interviews? Or should I just sell it? Thanks!
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@Big Shaq, in their terms and conditions you have to be an entirely new customer (ie, never had any accounts with RBC, including any you have closed). https://www.rbcroyalbank.com/dms/pba/open-an-account/_assets-custom/includes/ipad-terms-and-conditions.html
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Luna Lovegood replied to g-nocks's topic in University of British Columbia Medical School
My friend got an Ipad from RBC last year? Do you know if they're going to that again this year? -
Does anyone know where I can take mandarin classes or tutors that are ~affordable? I'm a complete beginner.
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Student Loan Questions
Luna Lovegood posted a topic in University of British Columbia Medical School
I'm being a bit paranoid, but does StudentAidBC have access to your bank account balances? I want to apply for student loans/bursaries, but if they have access to my balance, doesn't that make me less likely to get a loan? -
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Lol, I just went into RBC yesterday and they said I need a proof of enrolment letter (acceptance letter wasn't enough for my branch).
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Also remember that you need at least 90 credits to be eligible (by the time you get accepted). Taking only 4 courses per term might delay you.
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MS1 happy to answer questions
Luna Lovegood replied to casajayo's topic in University of British Columbia Medical School
Thanks for doing this! Is tuition actually $20,000/yr (there have been some posts about how *most* med students get bursaries to help with the cost - are they substantial)? Are there scholarships to help with the financial burden of med school? Did you find that there was still a competitive environment among classmates? Does matching to a residency in BC look bleak (I'm considering family medicine, but have heard so many horror stories of unmatched med students over the past few years - what do you know about it so far)? If you could go back and change anything about your first year experience, what would it be? Thanks!!! Feeling a bit nervous, but also excited about med school!!
