Dependency Of Doctors Research Paper
Lydia Jeong
Language Arts
December 7th, 2012
2nd Hour
The Dependency of Doctors: From the beginnings of ancient times, to the present day, doctors have always been the people that we depended on. Without doctors, many conflicts could arise to create chaos! Diseases such as the flu or the common cold could probably kill many, if doctors did not exist. Children would less likely survive from childbirth, the world would become weak, and the quality of life would diminish. Is that how the world should live on as? Suffering as our ancestors had centuries before? I believe that the most ideal job to have would be the doctor, because it demands many special criteria of knowledge to be well-educated enough to successfully cure people, it also …show more content…
Just applying to medical school is such a distressing ordeal; the applicant would have to submit a copy of their college and/or their transcript(s), letters of recommendation, and the fateful scores from the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT). The minimum educational requirement for entry into any medical school is at least three years of college, even if most applicants have at least a bachelor’s degree and advanced degrees. Once a school accepts the applicant, they will be up for an enormous challenge for at least four years in school, depending on what they are trying to achieve. While attending medical school, the applicant, now student can expect to spend the next four painful years studying basic science and accomplishing procedures called, “clinical rotations,” a type of new learning that takes place in real health care settings that include hands-on learning. Usually this new system is showed to students after their first two years, but the number of students aspiring to become doctors has been increasing, to result in earlier clinical experiences. These are just some of the many holes in the ground that will try to pull students in, but many people are graduating to become celebrated doctors, that give hope that the human race will continue to remain …show more content…
Yes, the time spent for studying and school is unbelievable, but the benefit that this society now holds is dominant. If no one mustered his/her courage and strived towards his/her goal, the world would be in ruins. As mentioned above, too many conflicts could pile up to slowly or quickly destroy the human race. Because of this, we must honor these praiseworthy people that hold the key to destruction. Maybe this is why I, personally look up to these people, with a face gleaming with
Language Arts
December 7th, 2012
2nd Hour
The Dependency of Doctors: From the beginnings of ancient times, to the present day, doctors have always been the people that we depended on. Without doctors, many conflicts could arise to create chaos! Diseases such as the flu or the common cold could probably kill many, if doctors did not exist. Children would less likely survive from childbirth, the world would become weak, and the quality of life would diminish. Is that how the world should live on as? Suffering as our ancestors had centuries before? I believe that the most ideal job to have would be the doctor, because it demands many special criteria of knowledge to be well-educated enough to successfully cure people, it also …show more content…
Just applying to medical school is such a distressing ordeal; the applicant would have to submit a copy of their college and/or their transcript(s), letters of recommendation, and the fateful scores from the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT). The minimum educational requirement for entry into any medical school is at least three years of college, even if most applicants have at least a bachelor’s degree and advanced degrees. Once a school accepts the applicant, they will be up for an enormous challenge for at least four years in school, depending on what they are trying to achieve. While attending medical school, the applicant, now student can expect to spend the next four painful years studying basic science and accomplishing procedures called, “clinical rotations,” a type of new learning that takes place in real health care settings that include hands-on learning. Usually this new system is showed to students after their first two years, but the number of students aspiring to become doctors has been increasing, to result in earlier clinical experiences. These are just some of the many holes in the ground that will try to pull students in, but many people are graduating to become celebrated doctors, that give hope that the human race will continue to remain …show more content…
Yes, the time spent for studying and school is unbelievable, but the benefit that this society now holds is dominant. If no one mustered his/her courage and strived towards his/her goal, the world would be in ruins. As mentioned above, too many conflicts could pile up to slowly or quickly destroy the human race. Because of this, we must honor these praiseworthy people that hold the key to destruction. Maybe this is why I, personally look up to these people, with a face gleaming with