How doctors influence us? Why do we get an ambition of becoming a doctor?
Please tell me a long answer.
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Explanation:
This is one of the most frustrating questions to answer for most premed students, yet it is also the most important question to answer convincingly. In fact, if you don't answer this question well, you are going to face medical school rejection. Period. You will also be expected to answer the tell me about yourself question.
Being a medical doctor is really great. It's stimulating and interesting. Medical doctors have a significant degree of autonomy over their schedules and time. Medical doctors know that they get to help people solve problems every single day. Medical doctors get to witness humanity at its very best and very worst.
But being a medical doctor is not easy. This is not a career for people who do not see themselves working more than 50 hours per week and on holidays. This is not a career for people who prefer to move around a lot. This is not a career for people who aren't good with responsibility and focus.
When you're in front of the interview panel or when an admissions committee is reading your personal statement, unconvincingly spewing a list of reasons why being a doctor is awesome, comes across as such and admissions committee members know that. You want to focus your answer on the YOU part of why YOU want to be a doctor and why YOU would be an excellent doctor.