Michael Cadra, MD, DMD, FACS

I'm a high school student who is really interested in going in to the medical field after college. I'm currently taking three biology related courses at school (biology, neuroscience, and anatomy and physiology) and I want to narrow down my options to a specific field of medicine to specialize...

I love anything related to the brain, nerves, surgery, and biology.
I feel very hopeless, I need advice please

- High School Senior pursuing medicine and healthcare
- Volunteers at church every Sunday in children's ministry
- Has done two dermatology internships
- Currently working at a med-spa
- Equestrian and golfer
- Interested in owning a practice and participating in medical missions trips

I am an an 18 year old high school senior and I've wanted to be a physician/dermatologist since I was about 13. How open should I be to exploring other areas of medicine as I progress through my undergraduate major and then med school. #Spring25

I'm starting college this year but I also want to take classes outside of medical school requirements as well as what year I should take them. Thanks!

I am currently a sophomore in college, with a biochemistry major. I was doing well with a 3.5 GPA before I had a bad semester. This semester is well, but I still need some advice because my GPA might not bounce back! I am currently trying to be more involved on campus, but I am not sure if it...

I have a 4.25 GPA, 1532 SAT, and a 34 ACT. I am taking 6 AP classes, in 2 honor societies, participate in sports, and very involved music.

Even though I try to study, I get side tracked really fast and lose focus

I want to be a dentist and I was wondering what the ideal path take is. High school classes and extracurriculars/internships. Ideal major.

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Hi everyone, I'm a college student studying on a pre-med track, and I'm planning to take math (calculus) and physics classes at a community college to help reduce the cost of my education. However, I've heard that taking prerequisites like these at a community college might hurt my chances of...

I am currently in highschool and have taken multiple science courses and have taken dual enrollment classes. In college, I am wondering what classes are needed to become a dentist and what major would be the best for me.

It is commonly known that there aren't many Doctors, but why is that exactly? Is it due to the commitment required? or something else entirely?

I want to get knowledge about all options that will allow me to live a lavish life style while still not working with kids as I don't really have a passion for that

I'm a high school sophomore doing career research and I'm thinking about becoming a cardiovascular surgeon. I've always been interested in healthcare and becoming a surgeon so I'd love some input.