Regret Going Medical School

Regret medical school? Here are 3 things you can do.

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Who here regrets med school? | Student Doctor Network

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It's important to remember that medical school is a means to an end. Medical school is not the entirety of your career as a physician. Medical school hasn't …

Do you regret studying medicine? - Quora

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Have you regretted going to medical school? Yes, it is the worse, a lot of memorization and little thinking, long hours, the material is just a huge amount of text. There is little time left for anything, and it …

Regretting Medical School | Student Doctor Network

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I regret going. I did the medical school to residency to fellowship thing from 2007-2017. 10 years of far more turmoil than I would have ever wanted, and 10 of my prime years that I will never get back. I was never medical-obsessed, and I didn't read about this stuff as a hobby or anything. I still don't. I did this entirely on a whim.

Regretting medical school : r/medicalschool - reddit

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I just started my clerkship (3rd year) and am finding myself regretting having gone to medical school. I studied engineering before medicine, and I really miss it. With …

Regret [vent] : r/medicalschool - reddit.com

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Thankfully, I never did myself (except maybe food--my weight fluctuated wildly in medical school thanks to stress, with 20+ weight loss and gain), but even if you don't feel like the …

Do you regret going into medicine? : r/medicine - reddit

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but then you go through med school and the first two years are fine, basically just a slightly more difficult version of college, but once third year starts everything changes. your perspective changes and you realize that medicine sucks. 80 hours is too much to work in a week and have any meaningful time for family or hobbies, and the 80 hours that …

Perspective From a Student Who Left Medical School

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Again, I do not write this to try to encourage leaving medical school, but I hope this gives you some insight to think about before you embark on a new career in the …

Are there any medical students who regret going into …

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Med school has been a massive struggle for me-I find that most people in med school (but not all, obviously) are from a middle-class privileged background, and …

What are the biggest regrets that med students have? - Quora

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The opportunity cost of going to medical school is HUGE, because the average medical student is usually pretty smart and hardworking, and could have done a bunch of other cool things with their lives if they had wanted to. Below I list a few regrets in no specific order: Not enjoying their free time enough, or not taking more of it.