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person 1: "Would you rather have a doctor who went to queens for their undergrad or york?"

 

person 2: "My sister is going to be a neurosurgeon, she got accepted to life science at mcmaster and she had an 83 average in grade 12"

 

person 3: "those that go to uoft have a greater choice of med schools" (lol wut?)

 

Premed: "I'm going to downtown uoft because it's a hard school and a low gpa will still easily get into med from there cause they know it's harder"

 

Premed 2: "Obviously they'd take a 3.5 gpa from uoft over a 4.0 at somewhere like york"

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person 1: "Would you rather have a doctor who went to queens for their undergrad or york?"

 

person 2: "My sister is going to be a neurosurgeon, she got accepted to life science at mcmaster and she had an 83 average in grade 12"

 

person 3: "those that go to uoft have a greater choice of med schools" (lol wut?)

 

Premed: "I'm going to downtown uoft because it's a hard school and a low gpa will still easily get into med from there cause they know it's harder"

 

Premed 2: "Obviously they'd take a 3.5 gpa from uoft over a 4.0 at somewhere like york"

 

Lol.. good old UofT..

 

Registrar orientation day 1 undergrad: noob says "My friend is in social science and he's applying to medical school! What the hell? I thought only life science majors can apply for med school." **asking the assistant registrar in a group of 80 people** (I facepalm in the back row)

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English 101 Professor: Why doesn't everyone tell us their name and their major. I'm _______ and I'm in pre-med, I'm going to be a cardio-thorasic surgeon. I (naively and not maliciously or anything... I was an arts student and just curious) asked him if the science faculty had a pre-med major, because I hadn't heard of it. I think I accidentally embarrassed the crap out of him.

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Premed: Awe man I failed chemistry. It's ok I'll just ask the dean to remove it from my transcript. Now UBC won't see it!

 

LOL some guy from my chem actually told me that if you get a bad mark in first year and you go to your academic advisor to ask them to take ti off that they will and that 'they do stuff like that all the time'.

Where do people even get that/hear that from? :confused:

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English 101 Professor: Why doesn't everyone tell us their name and their major. I'm _______ and I'm in pre-med, I'm going to be a cardio-thorasic surgeon. I (naively and not maliciously or anything... I was an arts student and just curious) asked him if the science faculty had a pre-med major, because I hadn't heard of it. I think I accidentally embarrassed the crap out of him.

 

I quote girl from highschool:

"I want to be a cardiothoracic surgeon"

Pronounced: Kardio-ThoraKICK!

 

Premeds say the darndest things

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Registrar orientation day 1 undergrad: noob says "My friend is in social science and he's applying to medical school! What the hell? I thought only life science majors can apply for med school." **asking the assistant registrar in a group of 80 people** (I facepalm in the back row)

 

I've had this conversation many times too...:cool:

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Me: What is your daughter studying?

Neighbour: (Proudly) Medicine!

 

Turns out her daughter just started first year UG in MacMaster Life Science!

 

 

 

Relative: My friend told me his daughter (just graduated high school with an 85% average) got accepted into McGill's Medical School!

 

 

 

 

Me: Don't go to UofT especially St. George Campus for UG if you really want to have a chance for med. It's really hard to get high 80's.

 

High school pre-med (with average in the 70's and was already complaining things being too hard): That's no problem. I will go to UofT SG. If med requires 80%, I WILL get that 80%.

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It always kills me when people think that their chances of practicing medicine in Canada after attending medical school abroad (States, Asia, Carribean, Europe, etc.) are good.

 

I've tried telling a few of these people that the odds are stacked incredibly against them, but it's like they don't want to believe it.

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