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I got central pontine myelinosis from reading that

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In high school, I didn't really have much of a study schedule. I mainly just studied after dinner between 7-11, which included doing homework, projects, and readings for the day after. This wasn't everyday. Some days I just gamed or spent time with family or friends.

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I agree, he’s so tall and handsome

thanks! hope this helped you

yea it did taste somewhat heavy on the msg, but flavor was still good

Hey, these small groups in the video are officially organized and part of the curriculum. It’s essentially a component of our course, so there’s specific times and dates for us to attend. You can also study in “small groups”, which you would just organize on your own time with your peers at a library or cafe. Efficiency with this method depends on your studying style.

@@HediZhao In your experience, do these groups usually last beyond the class in which it is formed?

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Yep, there are specific French requirements now for entering McGill medicine. I would refer to their admissions page for more information

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Haha we removed it right away after the video ended

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I think my friend tried it and it was really good. I haven’t had a chance to try yet :(

hey, what do you mean exactly? would you like to know about how I got in or what the current program is like?

@@HediZhao Yes exactly ! Thank you for your answer

It depends. Its required for international and Canadian non-Quebec residents. On the other hand, Quebec residents don't need it.

Hey, I believe the policy changed recently, so it would be a good idea to look into what the requirements are prior to applying. However, when I started medicine there was no strict requirement for french proficiency. I wasn't very good a french but took a few classes in my first and second years, which helped a lot. I'm able to have basic conversations with patients and ask the necessary medical information. I would recommend having at least B1 level french to facilitate your learning and also for the safety of the patients, so that you get the correct information.

@@HediZhao thank you! :)

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eventually.... still got a backlog of a bunch of clips that I'm still working on. Been super busy with school these days. Thank you for watching!!

hey its the ipad pro 11 inch. Its really great for note taking and studying. I find it better than using my laptop to study with, especially since its ultra portable and you can annotate your notes easily with the apple pencil

its required to have to have some basic knowledge of french, but you dont have to be fluent. You would get a better learning experience and be able to communicate better with the patients if you know french

But for French speakers, they need to have IELTS to get into residencies training programs as well in McGill ???

Yes! they do take international students

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Hey for sure! You can send me a message on instagram at @hedizhao

@@HediZhao Oh okay, thank you 🙏🙏!!

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Hey! Its four years long.

@@HediZhao Oh, thanks! Do you by chance know if McGill has a degree in Medical Technology?

@@enzorodriguez2854 we have a biotechnology program. Is that what you are thinking of? Its a mix of engineering and medical sciences...

@@HediZhao I was planning to study medical technology wit h a specialization in radiology, and I had doubts about McGill having that career, but what you mention sounds very interesting, I'll do some research and see what happens, thanks for your help!

@@enzorodriguez2854 no problem, good luck

this was last year over christmas and new years. definitely can't travel now

@@HediZhao Hopefully by the end of this year the banned will be lifted. I miss Vietnam food so much, seeing your pho video makes me miss it even more. Good luck with your med school! Fighting!

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gotta admit it starts to get pretty tough after 2 or 3am. I try to occupy myself with things to do like reading or watching stuff online, but i always have a pretty groggy day after a night shift...

More to come!

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