Not quite sure if anyone is still reading this, I haven't written anything interesting for quite a while. Anyway, I'm scheduled to take the NCLEX this August. I hope everything will go well.
I have been jumping from one plan to another this couple of weeks. Somehow my dream of going to medical school is becoming stronger and stronger, so I took a closer look on it. I have an excellent GPA, but I'm lacking in Extra Curricular activities. I think if I really wanna go for it, I should start being active in the service group of my University and try to join a lot of community volunteers too. I also found out that I'll need more physics, calculus, biochemistry, molecular biology and expository writing courses. I think its doable, I just need to be super focus. I got my Associate degree in Nursing - passing the exam will make me a Registered Nurse.. Then 2 more years to get my Bachelor degree in Nursing. I'm gonna try to knock out the extra year that I will possibly need to take all the science and math classes needed to qualify in most medical school. I'm also gonna need more honor classes. I'm qualified to join the Lloyd International Program, the only downside with that is I'll need to study abroad for at least 1semester.I'm thinking I can do that for 1summer semester.. That's about two months of being an exchange student - that's not too bad.
I also got this idea that I should join the Peace Corps first before applying to Medical school, I think that would definitely give me an edge. That means, a Bachelor Degree and a lot of volunteer works for the next 2 years, to be competitive enough to get into Peace Corps. Apply to Peace Corps around Spring 2013 - the application process takes about 6-9months. So while going through the application process, study for MCAT then take the MCAT right before my deployment. Then hopefully, after 2years in Peace corps, I could just go through the process of admission in my target University. It seems like an uphill battle, but I'll be damn if I don't even try..
I have been jumping from one plan to another this couple of weeks. Somehow my dream of going to medical school is becoming stronger and stronger, so I took a closer look on it. I have an excellent GPA, but I'm lacking in Extra Curricular activities. I think if I really wanna go for it, I should start being active in the service group of my University and try to join a lot of community volunteers too. I also found out that I'll need more physics, calculus, biochemistry, molecular biology and expository writing courses. I think its doable, I just need to be super focus. I got my Associate degree in Nursing - passing the exam will make me a Registered Nurse.. Then 2 more years to get my Bachelor degree in Nursing. I'm gonna try to knock out the extra year that I will possibly need to take all the science and math classes needed to qualify in most medical school. I'm also gonna need more honor classes. I'm qualified to join the Lloyd International Program, the only downside with that is I'll need to study abroad for at least 1semester.I'm thinking I can do that for 1summer semester.. That's about two months of being an exchange student - that's not too bad.
I also got this idea that I should join the Peace Corps first before applying to Medical school, I think that would definitely give me an edge. That means, a Bachelor Degree and a lot of volunteer works for the next 2 years, to be competitive enough to get into Peace Corps. Apply to Peace Corps around Spring 2013 - the application process takes about 6-9months. So while going through the application process, study for MCAT then take the MCAT right before my deployment. Then hopefully, after 2years in Peace corps, I could just go through the process of admission in my target University. It seems like an uphill battle, but I'll be damn if I don't even try..








































