HOSA is the dumbest club ever
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- All my homies love HOSA. Truly the peak extracurricular club for high school students trying to become doctors.
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I won second in CALHOSA for BMD and HOSA has been amazing for networking at the international level. I just met the president of biorad and gave my opinions on lung cancer screening barriers to the US surgeon general (a HOSA alum). At my own school, I met the individual who made CRISPR. HOSA is like every other EC. If you half ass it it’s not going to do anything, but if you want to go hard into it, it’s great.
That’s sick dude, I was elected president for this upcoming year at my schools chapter, any ideas or advice for what I can do to get the members excited and interested? I am thinking about bringing some physician guest speakers or see if we can hook up some opportunities or something, but by I want to get like good activities going like you seem to have. Thanks
@@jay.r.d guest speakers, outreach opportunities, ask your own alums to come in, workshops, group study sessions, etc
@@raymondmorris8833 it’s our first year, school opened last year lol and we had a chapter, but the advisor barred us from competing due to “a lack of funds” or something along those lines but either way thanks for the other ideas
Honestly think you just had bad teachers/bad school. Our teachers made sure it was student led and we had a ton of variety in speakers and events that people competed in. We didn’t have a ton compete but those that did placed well. Also take into account the people that actually want to compete in a career they want to pursue to get scholarships and build a resume (like myself). A lot of the categories are quite competitive. I competed in vet science all 4 years. Have learned a ton and have gained connections to people in my field.
The elite Indian kid who is making fun of HOSA. I lived in a very rural area and a lot of the HOSA attendees do not want to become doctors. A majority of them want to become phlebotomists, LPN's or Medical Assistants. It is a big deal for the families there when the kid wins at HOSA and when the kid becomes a LPN or Medical Assistants. It might be an unusual school of thought for you but not everyone wants to do bsmd. Maybe in your school everyone wants to become a physician.
Consider, that this video is not for you. Shut up.
BRO EVERYONE WAS CHEATING THIS YEAR 😭 😭. IT REALLY MADE ME SO MAD BECAUSE THEY WERE ALL AROUND ME
Onggggg last year was crazy
So here is an example of the phrase.... "better to keep you mouth closed and be thought a fool, then to open you mouth and remove all doubt". This person has judged and entire organization based on his experience with obviously bad advisor who did not care and a school district that did not care either. My district pays for your membership fee, $25 whoa so expensive. they pay for our entry fee for competition, $35 whoa so expensive. There are literally, so many events for people interested in allied health. There is nursing, home health aide, nursing assistant, EMT, CPR, Physical therapy, biomedical, forensic science, and many more. yes they have leadership events, like public speaking, but they have so many more. Sorry your school did not how to properly run their HOSA chapter.
I can understand how you can complain, but I think people who actually enjoy learning and participating in it care. Example: I spent around 3 months on pharmacology and learned plenty of new information I wouldn’t have learned if I hadn’t taken it. I don’t really see it as just a resume booster as it’s just a way to learn.
Even at my school, though we don’t have HOSA (that’s saved for our sister school), we have these clubs called TSA and BPA which are very similar (and, likewise, very scuffed). Most of these “competition” clubs just serve as resume boosters for almost everyone involved and don’t really foster deeper engagement with a field
TSA is way better than HOSA from my experience
I like actually learned a lot of leadership skills from HOSA and was a state officer, I earned a lot of scholarships and opportunities through it too. May be different for each person 🤷♀
I have a question, I was looking for more opportunities and was thinking of starting a HOSA club at my school.
Do you think it’s worth it for the amount of work?
@@a-t-a-t2381Go for it! Plus, doing the initiative to start a club can look spectacular on a college resume. HOSA can be a great opportunity for you and your school so I say do it.
@@a-t-a-t2381 honestly, this might be biased since I’m a HOSA participant, but, it’s honestly a great way to learn leadership and critical skills like public speaking. also, if you were to start a club for HOSA that would definitely help you out on the leadership part, I think that’s great. go for it!
@@a-t-a-t2381 also you meet a ton of people there and everyone is really nice and supportive, there’s also a lot of different events you can do if you prefer something over the other.
what about the costs?
As a current HOSA member and state officer candidate, HOSA is truly an amazing organization. As you can see, you probably didn’t have a good HOSA experience related to your chapter or advisor because if you devote your time to studying for HOSA and actually take it seriously, it will be benefiting not only for your medical skills, but your leadership skills. One thing I will say is that, yes, there are a few students who think HOSA is a great opportunity to skip class and school, but they obviously didn’t make it far. As for cheating, I have personally never experienced anyone who cheated or even members that were given the opportunity to. If you are interested in the health science career, HOSA is an amazing organization formed with a purpose to allow students to pursue their career goals and develop skills needed. Sorry that your HOSA experience was disappointing, but this doesn’t mean all of HOSA chapters are unfulfilling.
I think this cheating thing only really happens in a handful of events; free-for-all events, like Medical Innovation, don't see this much at all. If anything, people could only fake parts of their innovation, but even that backfires because you're supposed to prove to the judges that it works completely as advertised since it's a designated section of the rubric worth 20% of your team's score. So to that extent, it still benefits those who are genuine -- my team was genuine and we placed 1st at both regionals and states over schools that dominate medical innovation. Last year, we were 2nd at ILC for another innovation that was just as genuine, so I'm hoping it stays that way
That’s what you’d think, but oh my lord people cheat everywhere. And not just that but the judges are so goofy for the events that need them 💀
I have to disagree , Im a member and have found it amazing of course people have difference experiences but I think its amazing.
To be honest, most of the crowd in HOSA are competing because they want to skip school and choose an event where there's not much preparation. The crowd taking up pre-med is average, partly because there are no AP/DC classes for the healthcare field unlike AP comp sci or AP Chem or Physics. This leaves most truly passionate people unable to compete in hosa because they choose not to take a regular class. Personally, I took up HOSA in my freshman year because I thought it was a genuine club with all sorts of activities. I took up medical spelling and placed 2nd at Area. Going into the competition I realized the guidelines, rules, and crowd really wasn't as sophisticated or grand as I thought. There wasn't any crowd, audience, or systematic place for each event. It was very scattered and they had volunteers to judge events. One thing, if you want it to be a true competition, there should be less events so those events can at least be more focused and interesting.
What you said about funding yourself is true to some extent, but my school funded going to ILC because we usually only have 1-5 members that actually make it. I didn't have to pay more than $200 going to state, but also my district was unable to fund some events, so idk about some schools.
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This man talking facts. For HOSA this year I did a biomedical debate. I read all the 3 references and memorized every single thing. The test was hella light as well. I swear to god I woulda gotten at least a 95. When the results came for the top 10 teams going to state, they were all from one school. Keep in mind my school only sent 1 team for the biomedical debate, how the hell did one school send 10 teams. We all know that that school be cheating the whole test. So useless, my school didn't even end up sending the people who made it to the state to the conference because they couldn't fund it, so there was no point in even doing it.
I competed in state Vet Science Oklahoma today and they completely blind sighted all the competitors. We had studied for months all these skills. When we get to the competition they give us 2 written tests 💀 Everyone failed.
Lmaoo i was there at the awards when he said no one scored enough to qualify for veterinary
2 written?? Wtf y’all doing in OK? I competed in Vet in Mississippi. Qualified for nationals. Tho I agree they always blind side us with the tests. It’s so hard to study for.
I disagree, HOSA HYPE 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
Well dude it’s an opportunity to learn more about medical stuff for people that want to start out in highschool to be in the medical field…. And part of being in the medical field is being professional and having professional attire….I took a lot out of the club tbh
your videos have helped me out a ton bro tysm fr
i be reading the comments and ye i think you had a bad advisor cuz same thing. the year i was in hosa, it was so bad and almost all the teachers resigned. my experience with hosa comp was horrible, and it was so toxic too that i quit and switched to engineering
This dude is spitting fax me and my friend went to our regional competition with the project that we finished in 2 weeks that looked trash and we got 3rd place 😂
.....high schooler in HOSA here....I have an SLC compt next week.....
Its actually really cool
Tip I learned:
Don’t participate in Hosa if you want to peruse in being a doctor.
bruh i thought hosa was goated for pre med and i regretted it so hard when i didnt attend meetings in 9th grade but after this video thank you bro u the goat fr
its still pretty good depends on how you spin it but some events and cases are lame some can get you more medical experience just depends I won an HOSA award tho during covid
bro wtf u saying like u chose a general event and are blaming the entirety of HOSA i won 1st in my event and i can tell u ILC was the most amazing thing i've been to
I know in my state they send the first place winner to nationals and cover travel and hotel fees. We also do a lot more than compete. We also do multiple fundraisers and ask for sponsors to pay for us to go to conventions. I live in a small town but we usually give between 100-300 to anybody who places at regionals or state who will advance. We do this so parents aren’t completely footing the bill. Not everyone in Hosa wants to be a doctor. They have hundreds of competitions now. They have comps for people interested in pretty much anything medical. I’ve competed in 3 different comps and I’m a junior now. Hosa is so much more than just a money spender it’s a lifetime experience. Hosa has given me the opportunity to go to Washington for an internship on a scholarship. I will be studying medicine at a hospital and get to do hands on skills. Hosa has also had colleges reach out to me and ask to meet. I can also get scholarships for college now. It’s all thanks to Hosa.
Can you explain your internship through hosa? How did you get all these opportunities?
I got fully scammed in this competition for BiomedicalDebate and it is ridiculous how biased the judges were against my team. We beat the other team so easily and they didn't even follow the rubric correctly, however, the judges showed clear gender bias and allowed the opposing team to win. It disgusts me how I spent so much time and effort and took this competition seriously but unfortunately, the judges and event don't. I literally had to bomb some of my tests in my classes just to focus on this all to get out in the first round where i completely destroyed my opponents.
damn congrats on being bs/md at Stanford American students are crazy built diff. Im Canadian and med schools are competitive so I like your channel and I also won awards in HOSA it helps me but I lost interest for it in university
you’re truly a great speaker bro
Where was this video before I signed up...
Prepared speaking is just a stupid event bro, I went in with no preparation and won first 💀
Hi! I am new to HOSA and started the chapter at my school, but I will be competing for the first time in March! I was wondering for competition events where you give a presentation (ex. on Family Medicine Physicians), are you presenting in front of just the judges? Or do other competitors also watch you? Thank you so much!
i js had my SLC in Georgia. you only present in front of the judges. you will most definitely doing it in a room where the judges will be watching you ! i wish you the best !
this is exactly why i’m anti hosa!!
You get what you put into it
You only failed yourself
cant agree more
Gosh I just join the HOSA in China .It’s even cost me 5000RMB😅
What specific doctor do you want to be? Have any plans yet?
Do you think that kids also cheat at (non-Covid) nationals? I won state for a testing event and my school is paying for nationals but I’m kind of wary of studying for it if some hack is gonna cheat.
They proctor it at nationals. I went last year and they had multiple proctors walking around checking. All your stuff had to be on the floor underneath you.
and they make you buy cheap horrible scrubs
You don't have to buy hosa's scrubs just get your own
I want to start a Middle school chapter at my school. I am a 7th grader and our school would be the only team in all of Virginia. Do you think that I should start the club?
wait until you're in highschool, that's when it's better to be part of it.
Yeah middle school chapters aren’t too important. Start one is high school if u can though
which middle school
Ehe. I love HOSA.❤
HOSA HYPE
bro spitting out mad facts
Lol with that profile pic you don't seem the type to care about school in general
@@Mr.Burrowdang chill
HOLY BASED
dropping ws right and left
Ummmmmmm you didn’t get into hosa to be future healthcare, you got into Hosa , because your friends were in hosa so that’s some of why you didn’t like it. You also chose an extemporaneous event which no one really likes so you cannot blame all of Hosa for your decision. For me i learned a lot in hosa. I won at SLC and went to internationals to place fourth. hosa is not a bad organization you just went in with the wrong intentions
LMAOOO stupid take. Do Texas HOSA Bowl and lmk if you can even place top 3
sounds like your HOSA chapter just sucked. We payed about 70 bucks at our school and covered everything for the year. Including nationals
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legit just deca