what is the best medical school

Original post by Organ

Harvard use PBL.

I won't comment because I know nothing about Harvard's medical school.

Reply 82

Original post by Straight up G

Of course not, I'm hoping for entry to Birmingham, Leeds or Newcastle.
In a perfect world, I'd be hoping for entry to the golden triangle minus Kings.
I do still not understand why anyone would reject them on quality/method of teaching.

Man your dumb. :facepalm:

Doesn't matter what university you study medicine at, you will come out with the same job prospects. The only choices a potential medic should have to make is where they want to live for 5/6 years and how they want to be taught.

Reply 83

Beska

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Original post by Straight up G

I won't comment because I know nothing about Harvard's medical school.

You know nothing about UK medical schools but that evidently didn't stop you commenting.

Reply 84

username461215

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Blatz gotta be:

Borough of Ealing: Southall School of Indian Studies, Medicine and Dentistry

Reply 85

Original post by Beska

Does it not bother you that those three medical schools offer sub-standard teaching, and your parchment will forever be tarnished by the prospect of having one of those universities written on it? :rolleyes:

I can't afford going to London, and as with everyone, its doubtful I'd even get in to a Golden Triangle university.

And no, because as I'm sure a forum elder as you will know, it's irrelevant for FY1 applications.

Reply 86

Original post by Beska

You know nothing about UK medical schools but that evidently didn't stop you commenting.

Reply 87

Original post by Straight up G

I can't afford going to London, and as with everyone, its doubtful I'd even get in to a Golden Triangle university.

And no, because as I'm sure a forum elder as you will know, it's irrelevant for FY1 applications.

Someone missed the sarcasm. :teeth:

Reply 88

Original post by Singh993

Blatz gotta be:

Borough of Ealing: Southall School of Indian Studies, Medicine and Dentistry

Southall? Nah. All about Blackburn school of Punjabi Medical Sciences. PSC

Reply 89

Original post by gozatron

Someone missed the sarcasm. :teeth:

Someone saw it and deliberately fell for it

Reply 90

Lamptastic

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Original post by Straight up G

Maybe its because I'm surrounded with people who say that PBL is a doss and that you never learn anything, it's all stupid amounts of self study, ie you are paying for the privilege to teach yourself medicine. You are, as some noob said, an imitation of your best friends.

If PBL is a doss, I'm scared for the state of Drs in years to come.

Self-orientated study for me is a very good method. I've done Uni before and paying extortionate sums of money to fall asleep in lectures and be told to 'read more about it in the library' is a bit of a joke to say the least.

I'd rather pay to be taught in a group with constant feedback instead of feedback in the way of exam grades and boring lectures.

edit; as with most things, each to their own and all that jazz.

(edited 13 years ago)

Reply 91

Original post by Straight up G

Someone saw it and deliberately fell for it

O rly?

Reply 92

Fusilero

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Newcastle Medical School :holmes:

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Beska

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Original post by Fusilero

Newcastle Medical School :holmes:

blates

Reply 94

rscrsc

Original post by Straight up G

No, your statement's wrongly worded, but what you mean to say is that I know nothing about medicine applicants.

Maybe. I still don't understand it either way. If you are clever enough to do medicine than you should be clever enough to follow a traditional course.

Oh dear.

Reply 95

SteveCrain

Oxford
Imperial
Cambridge
UCL
KCL

the rest of the english ones

some of the scottish ones

most of the scottish ones

Original post by Straight up G

Southall? Nah. All about Blackburn school of Punjabi Medical Sciences. PSC

Punjabi Doctrate is offered here at Southall .... it's > PMC... :biggrin:

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