The TOP Pre-Med Programs

We talked about schools, but what about programs?

In this video, we will go over various paths you may want to take in your pre-med journey. The best part is, there is no BEST path. Rather, the best program is the one that you are most interested in and can see yourself excelling in.

Also, I just hit over 100 subscribers! Thank you so much for your support!!

0:00 Introduction
0:37 QuARMS (Queen's University)
1:22 Health Science Program (Queen's University)
2:08 Nursing
3:17 Biology/Biochemistry
4:24 Psychology/Neuroscience
5:25 Other Health Professional Programs
6:18 Non-Science Degrees
7:24 Final Suggestions

If you have any additional questions or concerns, do not hesitate to comment down below, or reach out to me personally.

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[godrickdusabe]

Thank you mani for sharing your knowledge. Your work ethics is inspiring.

[malikasha]

I was looking for that blogger who lives in Canada in the medical field so much and thank God I found you.🙏🏻 Prosperity to your channel 🌟and success in life. I'm interested in one question, what should I do after graduating from high school outside of Canada to become a doctor, I was looking for information about studying in the medical field in Canada, but unfortunately I can't understand it from internet:(

[stellakarl]

Thank you mani for taking your time to do these videos for us, I really appreciate it. I am at uOttawa studying engineering and I want to transfer to a university in Montreal (either a French or an English university) to do an undergrad in either science or arts to eventually apply to med school. I heard studying at McGill is very frustrating. Please can you talk about your undergrad and masters experience at Concordia more ? Like the environment, the students, the teachers, the exams, is it mcq, short answer or it is different for every teacher that will help me decide for the university I want to go to pursue my undergrad . Thank you

[ethanpasquier]

Do you have study advices in general u would give to student in high school, college/CEGEP, University ?

[BradNewman-rx]

Queen's teacheaches their Health Sciences. Screw Tahat! I bet they charge the same amount of money compared to an undergraduate program that you actually attend on campus with in person faculty who can interact with in person and can advise, as well as, fellow students wh you can interact with and bond with because you are all going through the same shit. Online education is the pits.