I am interested in applying to Northwestern University's (Feinberg School of Medicine) Clinical Psychology MA program this year. However, I haven't found much online regarding students' experiences and views.
Would love to hear from students who have gone through the program or those who are currently enrolled. Does the program provide opportunities for students to become involved in research? What are the class sizes and course-work like? Any additional information about the program would also be appreciated!
Thank you!
We at Nic Tailor are also extremely proud to help spread awareness of Prostate Cancer. We have teamed up with PCF and even donate % of all proceeds to The Prostate Cancer Foundation. NT has a “dry fly” option for those who have “leakage” issues after using the potty. We are passionate about supporting badass foundations like PCF.
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Proof:
- https://i.redd.it/4qz93uxijhu51.jpg
- https://twitter.com/DrAdamMurphy/status/1318733680869888000
If so, how much of a difference would scheduling two weeks later than the earliest available date have?
Have you ever had to choose between medicine and another potential career you wanted? Why did you choose medicine? How did you know medicine will be the right fit for you? I need to choose between medicine or becoming a teacher and I don't know which will be the right choice.
I've heard a lot about how biochemistry has so many pathways and anatomy has so much memorization. What aspects of med school are fun?
Edit: thanks for everyone’s responses!
Hi all,
Would really appreciate it if you could sign our petition to save our medical school, Barts and The London! If is facing total erasure, despite overwhelming opposition from students, staff and alumni. This is just the first step in our campaign! We would really appreciate your support in this :)
"We expect our vaccine candidate for prevention of genital herpes to proceed to human trials by summer 2022. We are now working on a vaccine as treatment for genital herpes that will reduce the frequency of outbreaks for people already infected. We are also evaluating whether we can develop a vaccine to prevent and treat oral herpes."
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Searched and found a very useful site for visualization of Alberta COVID data, run by the Health Infonomics group out of the U of C Cummings School of Medicine.
https://covid-tracker.chi-csm.ca/
Of particular interest is the Severe Cases in Alberta (Hospitalizations, ICU admissions). The visualization provides views of both absolute numbers and as a percent of total active cases. This is useful in assessing and modelling the impact on the health care system of the variant - taking into account it's virulence and symptom severity.
Also worth looking at the COVID Outbreaks visualization, and the variant comparison visualization.
More specifically the PhD program!
Honestly was losing hope after one rejection and one soft rejection..
https://twitter.com/war10rtrad3r/status/1479230834762829828?s=21
Just heard out about this school recently and I've never really heard anyone talk about it, wondering if anyone has any opinions on it...?
- The minimum required overall GPA is 3.0
-NOSM does not require the completion of specific preparatory coursework
Jello is mostly known for the Dead Kennedys obviously, and it ain't hard to see why they're great. But I wanna bring more attention to (in my opinion) his great project, the GSOM.
What do YOU all think of it?
Guys, can anyone who interviewed in DMC WSU in Rochester, tell me how was the interview in General? Conversational? Did they ask behavioral questions? Atypical questions? Thank you
People who got into UW School of Med, what are your stats and extracurriculars? How’s life?
I want to go to med school but the acceptance rate of UW is extremely small, for someone who has a 3.2 cumulative gpa as a sophomore right now, my chances are slim. Just want to know how you guys did it, and congrats if you got into your dream schools.
I applied to NOSM in September to begin in Fall 2022 and have not heard from them. I know their website mentions we should receive an acknowledgment and I’m worried I should have gotten it by now since other med schools sent theirs out. I appreciate any answers/advice - thanks in advance.
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