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How many years of college do you need to be a heart surgeon?

i'm in 10th grade and i want to be a heart surgeon when i grow up #surgery #cardiothoracic-surgeon #medical-practice #doctor #medical-education

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Martha Cecile’s Answer

TO be a heart surgeon, you must complete 3-4 years of college, 4 years of medical school, at least 5 years of surgery residency, and maybe even a fellowship if you choose to specialize in pediatric heart surgery or transplantation. I admire your desire to accomplish this difficult task.
Thank you comment icon Way to go, hassan R! I am so proud of you asking these questions and thinking about your future. You have a bright future! Don't let anything get in the way of your dreams! I believe in you! Kathleen Stross
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I think it will take me at least 8 years to graduate with a medical master.
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Rachel’s Answer

You will start with 4 years of college. Once accepted to medical school, as long as you pass your classes and perform reasonably well during your four years of medical training, you can apply for a general surgery 5 year residency. Following that, you will apply for a 2 year cardiothoracic fellowship. This = 15 years of school after high school.
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