Applying for medical school (or any education at a higher level) is tough with thousands of applicants for only a few spots. Many before me and many after me will experience the battle of getting into one’s dream education or school. I’ve been there, and in this article, I’m explaining what gave me the upper hand with being noticed among the many applicants. In this example, it is about getting into medical school in my country, and every country and/or school does it differently, but hopefully, this can help you or inspire you in some way.
At Copenhagen University, Denmark…
In today’s society, there’s a great sea of knowledge to obtain after decades of studies and research. That’s a tremendous advantage for a student like myself to become a more competent educated person. Although there’s much to learn, it takes planning and a specific strategy to obtain much knowledge in a short amount of time and in the end to succeed at exams.
As a medical student at Copenhagen University, Denmark, and a published author in medical science, I get most of the knowledge I need to pass my exams in the books recommended by the university. Throughout the different…
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Everyone’s journey is different, and not all have the same circumstances. We’ve always been told that to get into a great school, we need to achieve a high average in grades. It takes a lot of work and sacrifice. But is grades everything in today’s society? Is an average on paper a given good when we talk about the development of students?
I spent 10+ years getting into medical school in Denmark. I remember the conversations with countless teachers, asking for advice on getting better in every subject. I even recall thinking that it was a game of getting the…
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