Recent content by jsang

Choppy - that was the answer I was looking for. I guess the admissions committee would want to see someone who puts the profession first and the perks that come with it later. I can see how this can leave a positive impression on them.

I figure that no matter what subject I study I will be putting forth my best effort. I am aware that it takes immense dedication to become a doctor and that medical school is no walk in the park. However, if I am just as competent as the next person why should my motives be of concern to...

Yes, I've heard the cliches "money doesn't buy you happiness" and "do what you love", but my question is why? About me: I am a junior engineering student who plans to purse a career in medicine. I figure that since I really don't have a passion for one particular subject I might as well...