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Is becoming a surgeon hard and what major should I study in high school to accomplish that?
Im currently in a program to catch up to the right grade Im supposed to be and earn credits for high school but Im unsure of what major to study once a go to high school.
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Michel’s Answer
In highschool I would mostly focus on learning as much as you can. In college you will want to do a lot of science courses, but you are going to want to build a pretty good foundation right now. Really focus on learning the concepts for things like Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and general sciences where applicable. Make sure you are doing well in your math and you will be set up well for college where you will need to do really well in these classes to get into a medical school.
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Dhimant’s Answer
It's essential to first identify what truly sparks your interest. Whether it's the medical field or any other, remember that challenges are a part of every journey. But don't let them deter you. If your passion lies in medicine, a combination of hard work and smart strategies will undoubtedly lead you to success.
To prepare for this path, it would be beneficial to focus on subjects like Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and other science courses. Remember, knowledge is power. I hope this guidance proves helpful to you. Keep pursuing your passion with unwavering determination!
To prepare for this path, it would be beneficial to focus on subjects like Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and other science courses. Remember, knowledge is power. I hope this guidance proves helpful to you. Keep pursuing your passion with unwavering determination!
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Garrett’s Answer
What you study in HS is not as important as doing well and being involved in multiple activities bc this is what colleges look for in applicants. As far as colleges, I went to the college that gave me a scholarship over Ivy League colleges and I not only was accepted to 8 medical schools but received a scholarship to the one I attended. Ultimately, the school and subject matter do not matter as much as how well you do in terms of grades and showing you are more than just intelligent but also well-rounded.
As far as becoming a surgeon, it is not an easy or short path. It takes hours of studying and sacrifice but if that's your dream then it's all worth it in the end. The minimum is 4 years of college, 4 years of med school and a 5 year residency.
As far as becoming a surgeon, it is not an easy or short path. It takes hours of studying and sacrifice but if that's your dream then it's all worth it in the end. The minimum is 4 years of college, 4 years of med school and a 5 year residency.
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Waseem’s Answer
First you have to join the medical school followed by the residency program in surgery.