I hope everyone enjoyed the first video of this channel. In the following weeks, I will be uploading more content about the college admission process and applying for scholarships. Since the common app is opening in a few weeks I will be making videos on how to write your personal statement and the supplements! Guide to Writing the College Essay ✍️ ruclips.net/video/yu7kHSI6EAI/видео.html Watch my AP Score Reactions! 😬ruclips.net/video/zuPSOY87yjg/видео.html here’s a cookie for warching 🍪
I think you made a good decision! I am in my first year of medical school and having to take out loans for medical school tuition has made me so grateful that I don’t have any debt from undergrad. You will do great and Texas is the best state to be premed with how much Texas medical schools favor in-state applicants, good luck!
Thank you George, I'm currently a junior in hs and I've been looking deeper into colleges and bsmd programs. this video was very helpful and I learned so many things that I will definitely consider down the road.
Hi. Great video. I'm a MS3 here in Texas and I have to say you made some great insights. Traditional med student if that means anything to you. You are right in that the premed process can be quite stressful. Juggling classes, extracurriculars, shadowing, volunteer, studying for the MCAT, life, family, friends, research, professor relationships and/or anything I missed. But nowhere in this huge list of important application items is where you went to college. It composes 1 singular line in your application which says where your credits are from. That is it. Me personally, I went to a pretty no-name undergraduate college and I still made it as well as many of my friends. (I also have friends here in med school who graduated from UTD). I think for high school students who are interested in medicine and are wondering where to go to for college. My biggest piece of advice is to not sweat the IVY league programs, or the MS/MD programs or whatever. If you get accepted, great. But honestly, just go somewhere that you think you can be successful at. I applied to just 2 schools. UT Austin and the place I ended up going to. I figured that Ivy League was just not in the books for me given my SAT and resume. And I felt that everywhere else was pretty much equivalent, in terms of 'prestige'. (There are nuances to this. Eg. UT affiliated med schools tend to accept a lot from UT Austin. BUT, that could just be because they have high volume). So I thought about it and I felt that I would get lost and lose focus at UT Austin. The smaller school (
Thank you for sharing your stats with us. I’m an upcoming senior & have almost identical stats as u , & your video gave me relief on the college process .
Why not attend the cheapest and least competitive school for undergrad with the easiest major? The undergrad school is unimportant as it’s all about the gpa and mcat scores.
Bro No Homo, Your voice is mad soothing😭😭Ain't no way Baylor Rejected you after the interview Also I feel you at 9:15 . I'm from Houston and I got my EKG and CNA certification but there is no job for me.....
Very useful and very helpful. My college student also decided to to do a local State University engineering program, honors college, live at home to keep costs low. I think that is the right path. Good luck.
Congrats on your journey as a premed! I also graduated high school last year and will be starting med school in India. It’s really surprising and a bit disheartening to hear about the numerous BS/MD program rejections despite your impressive stats, but I’m confident you’ll excel and stand out in college. In India, we don't have a premed system; instead, admission to med school is based on a competitive exam that about 2.5 million students take each year, with the top 25k being selected. I plan to apply for a medical residency in the US after finishing med school, which is about five years away. Let’s stay focused and work hard to become great doctors. Also, you’ve gained a new subscriber-looking forward to more awesome content on your channel!
great video and advice about the college application process and decisions! i definitely agree that bs/md programs can be a bit restrictive in allowing you to explore during undergrad, and the there were so many essays when applying! congrats on all the scholarships, and best of luck!
yea ofc, I am glad you liked the video! While I don't have a list, consider making a profile on scholarships.com, studentscholarships, and fastweb scholarships. That way you get personalized scholarships for you and get newsletters every week. hope this helps!
Is a 97.5% a 4.0 GPA? I am kind of confused by the GPA scale and if you could explain it to me that would be helpful. Also, is it feasible to want to start research and compete in science fairs as a sophomore who has yet to find a mentor to help with this research?
So a 4.0 GPA basically means you had all As in high school. your weighted GPA is calculated with grades you receive from each class all weighted differently depending on the difficulty of the class. while ur unweighted gpa is just ur standard 4.0 scale gpa. but keep in mind that different schools have diff ways of calculating. hope this helps!
For future content, at our of your current university, some explainers on the social life would be good. Is it mostly a commuter campus? How does that affect the social experience.
Both of those guys suck to be honest. They're just leeching off the fact that they were privileged and got really lucky with some stuff in high school and sell a false narrative that there's a clear cut route to a top tier education (ie an Ivy League, T20). Guys like George don't get recognized though even though they're more genuine and actually show how the application cycle really is though because it's not as click baity.
@@funk9512 uh well since ED is binding, I didn't do it bc I wasn't set on any particular college. But the advantage of ED is the statistically higher acceptance rates.
I hope everyone enjoyed the first video of this channel. In the following weeks, I will be uploading more content about the college admission process and applying for scholarships. Since the common app is opening in a few weeks I will be making videos on how to write your personal statement and the supplements!
Guide to Writing the College Essay ✍️ ruclips.net/video/yu7kHSI6EAI/видео.html
Watch my AP Score Reactions! 😬ruclips.net/video/zuPSOY87yjg/видео.html
here’s a cookie for warching 🍪
Good on you for being open with the process and putting yourself out there. If medicine is still your path, I’m sure you will do fine as a premed.
@@andrewz4336 thx for the kind words andrew!
I think you made a good decision! I am in my first year of medical school and having to take out loans for medical school tuition has made me so grateful that I don’t have any debt from undergrad. You will do great and Texas is the best state to be premed with how much Texas medical schools favor in-state applicants, good luck!
thanks Alex for the kind words!
Thank you George, I'm currently a junior in hs and I've been looking deeper into colleges and bsmd programs. this video was very helpful and I learned so many things that I will definitely consider down the road.
glad it helped!
Hi. Great video. I'm a MS3 here in Texas and I have to say you made some great insights. Traditional med student if that means anything to you. You are right in that the premed process can be quite stressful. Juggling classes, extracurriculars, shadowing, volunteer, studying for the MCAT, life, family, friends, research, professor relationships and/or anything I missed. But nowhere in this huge list of important application items is where you went to college. It composes 1 singular line in your application which says where your credits are from. That is it. Me personally, I went to a pretty no-name undergraduate college and I still made it as well as many of my friends. (I also have friends here in med school who graduated from UTD).
I think for high school students who are interested in medicine and are wondering where to go to for college. My biggest piece of advice is to not sweat the IVY league programs, or the MS/MD programs or whatever. If you get accepted, great. But honestly, just go somewhere that you think you can be successful at. I applied to just 2 schools. UT Austin and the place I ended up going to. I figured that Ivy League was just not in the books for me given my SAT and resume. And I felt that everywhere else was pretty much equivalent, in terms of 'prestige'. (There are nuances to this. Eg. UT affiliated med schools tend to accept a lot from UT Austin. BUT, that could just be because they have high volume). So I thought about it and I felt that I would get lost and lose focus at UT Austin. The smaller school (
@@RelyOnGaming wow thanks for ur insights!
Thank you for sharing your stats with us. I’m an upcoming senior & have almost identical stats as u , & your video gave me relief on the college process .
well I’m glad! gl with everything
Insightful video! Your experience and advice will help many students to come.
thank you!!
Crazy seeing you here vinay
@@soluuution8721
@@soluuution8721 vinay and I go way back
Haha, I only met him last year at a summer program
Why not attend the cheapest and least competitive school for undergrad with the easiest major? The undergrad school is unimportant as it’s all about the gpa and mcat scores.
yes I totally agree! I chose bme bc I am genuinely interested in that field and would like to explore it in college.
Bro No Homo, Your voice is mad soothing😭😭Ain't no way Baylor Rejected you after the interview
Also I feel you at 9:15 . I'm from Houston and I got my EKG and CNA certification but there is no job for me.....
thanks lmao. I’ve spent months looking for a job and still no luck bruh
Very useful and very helpful. My college student also decided to to do a local State University engineering program, honors college, live at home to keep costs low. I think that is the right path. Good luck.
That’s great, thx!
Congrats on your journey as a premed! I also graduated high school last year and will be starting med school in India. It’s really surprising and a bit disheartening to hear about the numerous BS/MD program rejections despite your impressive stats, but I’m confident you’ll excel and stand out in college. In India, we don't have a premed system; instead, admission to med school is based on a competitive exam that about 2.5 million students take each year, with the top 25k being selected. I plan to apply for a medical residency in the US after finishing med school, which is about five years away. Let’s stay focused and work hard to become great doctors. Also, you’ve gained a new subscriber-looking forward to more awesome content on your channel!
wow thank you so much for your kind comments! Good luck with medical school. I hope to see you around as I plan to make more videos in the future!
Congrats bro! You’re gonna do fantastic in pre-med
thx bro!
great video and advice about the college application process and decisions! i definitely agree that bs/md programs can be a bit restrictive in allowing you to explore during undergrad, and the there were so many essays when applying! congrats on all the scholarships, and best of luck!
thanks for sharing! I hope the process went well for u.
W video you're gonna do great in college. You got a subscriber!
thank u so much!
Congrats! Pre med with biomedical engineering is going to be hard though haha
yea I know but we will see!
Thank you for this video. If possible, could you let me know about the list of scholarships you recommend applying to?
yea ofc, I am glad you liked the video! While I don't have a list, consider making a profile on scholarships.com, studentscholarships, and fastweb scholarships. That way you get personalized scholarships for you and get newsletters every week. hope this helps!
Is a 97.5% a 4.0 GPA? I am kind of confused by the GPA scale and if you could explain it to me that would be helpful. Also, is it feasible to want to start research and compete in science fairs as a sophomore who has yet to find a mentor to help with this research?
So a 4.0 GPA basically means you had all As in high school. your weighted GPA is calculated with grades you receive from each class all weighted differently depending on the difficulty of the class. while ur unweighted gpa is just ur standard 4.0 scale gpa. but keep in mind that different schools have diff ways of calculating. hope this helps!
For future content, at our of your current university, some explainers on the social life would be good. Is it mostly a commuter campus? How does that affect the social experience.
yea that’s a good idea
i respect u more than preachingp and rishab jain
bro that means ALOT. thank youu
Both of those guys suck to be honest. They're just leeching off the fact that they were privileged and got really lucky with some stuff in high school and sell a false narrative that there's a clear cut route to a top tier education (ie an Ivy League, T20). Guys like George don't get recognized though even though they're more genuine and actually show how the application cycle really is though because it's not as click baity.
very cool video! could you type out what the high school research journal was called?
RARS Polygence Journal. hope this helps!
Cool vid. If u don’t mind me asking are you in state for Texas?
Yea
thanks - can you DM the list of scholarships? I appreciate it
cureently I don’t have an organized list, but I will prepare one and release it in the coming days.
where is your shirt from?
gap it’s a pretty comfy shirt
My son is from Austin and looking for bs.md program accepting international students
Hi, do you know of any colleges accepting international students for bs.md program?
here’s a website I found that had a list. hope this helps!
www.collegeadmissionspartners.com/bsmd-programs/bsmd-programs-admit-international-students/
Did u look into umkc bs/ba md
@@legoatjagoat4691 yea I felt 6 years would be too stressful
what happend with UCLA?
waitlisted :/
@@premed_george do you know by when you’ll get accepted / rejected?
@@the077-ghost4 its kind of announced on a rolling basis. They even make decisions during august, so far haven't got anything
Did you apply regular decision or early decision?
early action for all except ut; no early decision
Thank you so much, also do you think that like early decision does early action has any advantage?
@@funk9512 uh well since ED is binding, I didn't do it bc I wasn't set on any particular college. But the advantage of ED is the statistically higher acceptance rates.
I amm COOKED.
haha no worries ur gonna be fine!
You has a high family income, low SAT, and not many APs. UT is not bad school.
yea its a great school for bme