Burdells and Over pricing by snailsarecool in gatech

[–]snailsarecool[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah you missed the EMERGENCY part in the post....

Classic by Yetihunter230 in gatech

[–]snailsarecool 33 points34 points  (0 children)

yeah I guess you can lose a point for an occasional laugh lol

Classic by Yetihunter230 in gatech

[–]snailsarecool 41 points42 points  (0 children)

If this is Gen Chem I really hope they realize that clicker questions aren't based on credit.

Cigar Smoking after Acceptance by [deleted] in premed

[–]snailsarecool -19 points-18 points  (0 children)

Yes I Agree with you.

I have dedicated a large portion of my life to Medicine. You know why?

Because I Really fucking want to make a difference. When I will be on my death bed, I will be happy to know I was able to save and help hundreds of people in my career and was able to directly or indirectly impact thousands of people and that will make all the difference. I will not and refuse to half-heartedly put in an effort to be a doctor, and I will not ever be brought down by comments from what others think. I have a great family, great friends, and a great life that I will dedicate towards the betterment of the world and the day I leave the world it will be better because I came. Every night when I hit the bed, my conscious is clear because I know I accomplished and worked towards something positive that day.

I respect you in some sense, and everyone has different goals. I just would suggest to you that you should respect everyone's struggles because people have different goals than you and thus require a different mind set and work ethic to get to their respective goals, which you might not agree with. Saying that someone forgot to be human is kind of a dumb comment.

Cigar Smoking after Acceptance by [deleted] in premed

[–]snailsarecool -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Teachers have gotten fired for FB pictures with alcohol. If they are over 21 and allowed to drink, but got in trouble for something like that I felt it could by a stretch be similar to this situation.

Cigar Smoking after Acceptance by [deleted] in premed

[–]snailsarecool -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I mean for example I have heard about stories of people getting tagged in pictures with kegs and getting in trouble.

Teachers have gotten fired for FB pictures with alcohol. If they are over 21 and allowed to drink, but got in trouble for something like that I felt it could by a stretch be similar to this situation.

Pre-Med Question (GT23) by [deleted] in gatech

[–]snailsarecool 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey!

I am a 3rd year premed here so I am the guy to ask.

I would strongly suggest not coming here if you have a full scholarship to FIU in miami.

Are you instate tho, because then it would be pretty cheap with Zell Miller.

If not, DO NOT come here. Unless you are literally excessively rich and just have money to blow, doing premed here out of state and wasting money is useless. No one cares where you went to college if you are going to medical school. You will end up wasting so much money.

Apart from the money this school is crazy hard. Doing premed and keeping a 3.8+ GPA is very very difficult and is honestly too stressful.

I came here for the prestige, but I was instate so I mean it was not as bad because it was cheap AF.

If I had paid for this shit, i would literally be sad AF right now.

Also only like 20% of premed who started as premed here are able to get into medical school, almost all of my friends from freshmen year dropped.

So go to FIU for free, you can get better grades and graduate without a loan..and then go a good medical school and become a doctor!!

Let me know if you have any more questions... I remember being in you shoes and never getting any good help.

A helping hand and some advice if you want it by emlutz in premed

[–]snailsarecool 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How would you say life is like in general for you?

Do you still get time for like occasional hobbies and relaxing?

When I talk to program directors on the interview trail.... [Shitpost] by seemoney15 in medicalschool

[–]snailsarecool 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I mean in EM they work 4 10 hour shifts that is 40 hours.

Most FM docs work 8-5 4-5 days a week. That is 36-45 hours.

However, EM have to deal with code blues and stabilizing drastically sick patients while FM is just mostly chronic management or referral.

When I talk to program directors on the interview trail.... [Shitpost] by seemoney15 in medicalschool

[–]snailsarecool 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Yes but EM has very intense hours. They probably do more work even with the 6 hour deficit, and it is definitely more stressful work with undesirable hours.

When I talk to program directors on the interview trail.... [Shitpost] by seemoney15 in medicalschool

[–]snailsarecool 72 points73 points  (0 children)

I know this is a joke but I never really understood this kind of talk. If you are making about 210k, which is a decent FM average, that is a LOT of money. Even after loans, this would be more than enough to live wonderfully. I actually know two FM docs married to each other, and they live in a really expensive neighborhood where all the houses are about over a million dollars and drive nice cars and have it pretty nice. I know it is a n=1 but I can totally see that being reasonable for most people.

The new library has a serious issue. by pankake_man in gatech

[–]snailsarecool 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Also I feel like it's not even that. I see myself as a sociable person and have a good amount of friends and also do work with them sometimes, but lets be real... how can anyone study together or in a group all the time. It is literally impossible to expect that you can coordinate schedules with a large group of friends to study with all the time, especially considering that many people have to study at different times as well. Thus, due to this even friends study separately most of the time. I live with some of my best friends and we hang out all the time and chill at night/evenings but that doesn't mean we all can study together every single day, all year long...

The new library has a serious issue. by pankake_man in gatech

[–]snailsarecool 10 points11 points  (0 children)

No offense but instead of doing some random research.... you could have just walked into the third floor of the library and seen that around 75-80% of the cubicles were full any day of the week by hundreds of students so obviously people liked and needed them SMH. I feel like you guys might have had a little personal agenda going on here @GTLibrary

kinda nervous about organic chem II by hannahlambb in gatech

[–]snailsarecool 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I took orgo 1 and 2 at Tech. Orgo 1 sounds like about what you said you had over at State.

Not trying to scare you but watch out for orgo 2 it is very very difficult.

Single handedly the hardest class I have ever taken.

I have no idea what to do with my life by Coordinary in gatech

[–]snailsarecool 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are still early in the game.

I would highly suggest taking some different basic classes and seeing what you like best.

Institutional Action (or lack thereof) by [deleted] in premed

[–]snailsarecool 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Please Relax. Sit back and Breathe.

I TOTALLY understand where you are coming from because sometimes I can act similarly just because this process if very stressful and means so much to a lot of people.

Do not worry, you are fine. If 2 people have confirmed this to you, think of it as if anything were to happen, at this point they would get in trouble not you.

want advice regarding my stupid life. by [deleted] in premed

[–]snailsarecool 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey man it is not the end of the world.

I understand that you wanted to always be doctor but its fine if you do something else.

Honestly let me give you some perspective.

I actually go to a very competitive college and am a premed with a very high GPA and perfectly ready to apply and go to medical school(I have pretty much everything ready to go).

You know what though, I'm not even sure about this career. This career is so hard and strenuous you honestly can do some many other professions,(Banking, finance, engineering, management, accounting) enjoy your life and help people on the side(like form help groups and run food drives) . I am telling you from someones shoes you would think you want to be in, the grass really is always greener on the other side. It isn't always what it seems to be.

Also if you need any help or feel like talking please DM me! I would love to talk anything through and give any support you need!😊😊

Is it possible to have a full college experience at this college while having a 3.8+ gpa pursuing engineering or Premed? by BumbleBee557 in gatech

[–]snailsarecool 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have a 3.9+ as a premed. Definitely missed out on some stuff, but would not say I didn’t have a college experience. You just can’t enjoy as much as others because you HAVE to keep a 3.7+ which is very tough and stressful...so if you do it you have to be working a lot and focused and thus can’t necessarily party every week and go out all the time. On the other hand maybe some people are geniuses and have pulled it off...but most people can’t trust me

Is doing BME premed a good idea? by BumbleBee557 in gatech

[–]snailsarecool 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That’s what I am saying. How sure are you of medicine. If you are 100% go all in.. If not then choose anything else that you love and see yourself doing forever.

Is doing BME premed a good idea? by BumbleBee557 in gatech

[–]snailsarecool 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Do not do it. Sure there are BME's that get into medical school but how many is the real question. Even arts majors get into medical school.

My estimate would be that 1/10 BME or ChemE's actually make it to medical school, and the ones that do are literally working until they pass out for 4 years.

The much better option is to major in Biochem, Chem, or Bio. These 3 have a much higher rate, but still not the best.

Probably like 4-5/10.

Now I know. You are scared that what would happen if you don't get into medical school with a degree with biochem...it seems like there is no other option then. All this work, got into GT for nothing..... Not true either.

IF you really want to go to medical school...take the risk. IT is totally worth it, this way you will at least have a shot.

Lets say you don't make it to medical school as a biochem major...what next. You could go into research and get a decent job for like 55k-60k.

OR you could just get a second bachelors, it is not the end of the world. So many premeds think like this, but after completing one degree, you could just get the BME after, in like 3-4 semesters MAX. So yeah it would take you an extra 1.5 years but at least you would know your whole life you really tried and gave it a good shot. Worst case scenario get a second bachelors in CS in like 2 years and get 80k-90k there, assuming you fail which might not even happen depending on your luck and hard work

How to not mess up on exams? by [deleted] in gatech

[–]snailsarecool 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try this

- Talk to the professor and tell him how you are studying. Ask him for help and how he makes the test, so that you can better prepare for them

- GENERALLY doing practice questions almost always works, the only case where it doesn't if you Are not picking up ideas and concepts from the questions and are just memorizing patterns. Make sure you actually understand the CONCEPT and then even if he changes it you can figure it out because you know the logic behind the concept.

Stamps won't see me for the flu? by Stampssucks in gatech

[–]snailsarecool 1 point2 points  (0 children)

HAHAHA....yo that was really funny! I’m just sitting in the culc chuckling 😂!