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What makes you decide to pursue medicine and why are you sure that you can handle it?
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I kinda wanna hear answers from other people for this. I'm definitely interested in other peoples' answers. 
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(Original post by Xxz39)
What makes you decide to pursue medicine and why are you sure that you can handle it?
What makes you decide to pursue medicine and why are you sure that you can handle it?
(Original post by Flors)
I kinda wanna hear answers from other people for this. I'm definitely interested in other peoples' answers.
I kinda wanna hear answers from other people for this. I'm definitely interested in other peoples' answers.
(Original post by deadcrow)
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Even some answers in the Medicine Interview 2021 thread: https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/sho....php?t=6748260
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I went into Medicine because I didn't know what else to do, parents are doctors and I was alright at Science.
I didn't learn anything about a career in Medicine during my work experience but it did look good in my personal statement.
I've handled it quite well so far even though my reasons for going into it weren't exactly the best.
I didn't learn anything about a career in Medicine during my work experience but it did look good in my personal statement.
I've handled it quite well so far even though my reasons for going into it weren't exactly the best.
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How do you know if medicine is for you? I want to do it but at the same time, I don't know if I will be able to handle it.
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Do some work experience first. Make a list of your life skills as well. When you manage to basically save a little sick baby's life on the busy hectic PICU floor of a world renowned children's American hospital.. well that is a big moment to never really hide either. Most parents will be left speechless and overwhelmed by your nonstop dedication and effort to pull their child back from the ugly claws of death back to life again.
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(Original post by tinygirl96)
Do some work experience first. Make a list of your life skills as well. When you manage to basically save a little sick baby's life on the busy hectic PICU floor of a world renowned children's American hospital.. well that is a big moment to never really hide either. Most parents will be left speechless and overwhelmed by your nonstop dedication and effort to pull their child back from the ugly claws of death back to life again.
Do some work experience first. Make a list of your life skills as well. When you manage to basically save a little sick baby's life on the busy hectic PICU floor of a world renowned children's American hospital.. well that is a big moment to never really hide either. Most parents will be left speechless and overwhelmed by your nonstop dedication and effort to pull their child back from the ugly claws of death back to life again.
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(Original post by Democracy)
I never saved any lives while I was on work experience. I must have been a pretty poor applicant
I never saved any lives while I was on work experience. I must have been a pretty poor applicant
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(Original post by Angury)
I went into Medicine because I didn't know what else to do, parents are doctors and I was alright at Science.
I didn't learn anything about a career in Medicine during my work experience but it did look good in my personal statement.
I've handled it quite well so far even though my reasons for going into it weren't exactly the best.
I went into Medicine because I didn't know what else to do, parents are doctors and I was alright at Science.
I didn't learn anything about a career in Medicine during my work experience but it did look good in my personal statement.
I've handled it quite well so far even though my reasons for going into it weren't exactly the best.
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(Original post by EnglishNOOb101)
How far in have u got?
How far in have u got?
I think very few people in my year knew what medicine actually entailed. Most of us were just lucky enough to not hate it and managed to make a career out of it.
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