Adam Kay Opens Up About His Time as a Junior Doctor | This Morning
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2019
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Adam Kay joins us today to talk about his best selling book, why he left medicine behind and his plans for the future.
Broadcast on: 06/02/19
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Who's here after GCSE English Language Paper 2 2024
Yessir!
AQA : I’ve got an idea!…
Bros ship was on fire at night 😂😂😂
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i wonder what AQA was thinking
America has so much wrong with it but one of the few things that sets it apart is that where we can go into medicine regardless of our undergraduate degree. Medical school starts at 18 in most other countries and if I had lived there, I wouldn’t have been able to go to a medical program after obtaining a degree in music.
You would have been able to here in the UK too! It's possible you might have earned your degree slightly earlier, as our undergraduate programs are usually 3 years, not 4 - undergrad medicine is *usually* 6 years, but some graduate medicine programs are just 4, so you'd have been studying for 7 years, rather than 8, altogether.
There are a lot of pathways to studying medicine in the UK, and that includes people with degrees in English, music, drama, (and not just like biomedical sciences or smth like that) as well as mature students in undergrad courses. It's more flexible than peoole realise!