Medicine:is it tough?

lolilo · #1 28-01-2005 **Medicine:is it tough?**

i am interested in taking medicine courses.can the ones studying medicine either in malaysia,uk ,russia or ukraine please enlighten me about medicine:is it tough, lots of reading?coursework?or any other aspects in it.tq

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#2 01-03-2005

hi iam from nirvana collage in kl

we do have pre-madic, law and many more
if u could come down one day i could help u out.......

if u want u can call me and give me your add and i can post the info to you .................

mr.kugan
20265700

pandaboy · #3 04-03-2005 **Re: Medicine:is it tough?**

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Originally Posted by lolilo

i am interested in taking medicine courses.can the ones studying medicine either in malaysia,uk ,russia or ukraine please enlighten me about medicine:is it tough, lots of reading?coursework?or any other aspects in it.tq

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I think different unis have different approaches. I think one important approach is what they called "vivas" or something like oral exam. Not really sure about that though...maybe some medics students can help you answer your questions? <----low hope though, not many medic students around here...

SHuLy · #4 04-03-2005

haha. perhaps the number and activity of the medical students here reflects their workload....

pandaboy · #5 04-03-2005

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Originally Posted by SHuLy

haha. perhaps the number and activity of the medical students here reflects their workload....

Or probably they're just plain lazy....

No offence to medical students!

byzhanii_bogn · #6 10-03-2005

hehehe, me will help, pity u're of the same badge... if u're 2 years younger, me'll definitely enlighten you on it LOL

wawa · #7 11-03-2005

medicine in Malaysia isn't a bed of roses you know, despite all the brilliance and prestige given to it. My school already has 3 people pulling out of Malaysia medic program in local universities for my year. that tells a lot doesn' it?

byzhanii_bogn · #8 11-03-2005

i heard from my sis that one girl who entered medic actually swithed courses to do science...

DFish · #9 11-03-2005

my friends in russia have endless tests and controls. Besides learning russian language for communication and for clinical year, they have to learn latin for medical terminology as well. There are lots to study. I think interest is the main thing to study medicine.

pandaboy · #10 12-03-2005

I think those considering medicine should also think ahead....it's not just the studies that are tough, think about the nature of the job too. It's not going to be easy....so be well prepared.

lolilo Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 405	#1 28-01-2005 Medicine:is it tough? i am interested in taking medicine courses.can the ones studying medicine either in malaysia,uk ,russia or ukraine please enlighten me about medicine:is it tough, lots of reading?coursework?or any other aspects in it.tq [/b]

Guest Posts: n/a	#2 01-03-2005 hi iam from nirvana collage in kl we do have pre-madic, law and many more if u could come down one day i could help u out....... if u want u can call me and give me your add and i can post the info to you ................. mr.kugan 20265700

SHuLy Member Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 228	#4 04-03-2005 haha. perhaps the number and activity of the medical students here reflects their workload....

byzhanii_bogn Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 174	#6 10-03-2005 hehehe, me will help, pity u're of the same badge... if u're 2 years younger, me'll definitely enlighten you on it LOL

wawa Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 458	#7 11-03-2005 medicine in Malaysia isn't a bed of roses you know, despite all the brilliance and prestige given to it. My school already has 3 people pulling out of Malaysia medic program in local universities for my year. that tells a lot doesn' it?

byzhanii_bogn Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 174	#8 11-03-2005 i heard from my sis that one girl who entered medic actually swithed courses to do science...

DFish Less Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 53	#9 11-03-2005 my friends in russia have endless tests and controls. Besides learning russian language for communication and for clinical year, they have to learn latin for medical terminology as well. There are lots to study. I think interest is the main thing to study medicine.

pandaboy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 1,300	#10 12-03-2005 I think those considering medicine should also think ahead....it's not just the studies that are tough, think about the nature of the job too. It's not going to be easy....so be well prepared.