#life of a med student

[izze-art]

med school may be difficult but at least katara has a philosophy ta to rant about the healthcare system to (bonus part is that he’s madly in love with her)

[lacaffeina]

4-5/50 days of productivity | 16-17/5/'24

just been picking myself up.

[linastudyblrsblog]

Autoimmune and rare diseases rotation 📚✨

[stemcellee]

october 30 2024

in house exam and then microbio shelf exam next week D: nervie

[tokyoviee]

miss mrs dr.

[slveepyscwrs]

studying medicine as a disabled chronically ill spoonie be like:

WILL I END UP BECOMING THE DOCTOR OR THE PATIENT!?!? STAY TUNED TO FIND OUT!!!!

[virtuosicstudyblr]

Look how cute these stickers are! Thank you to my friend, I can’t wait to decorate next semester’s planner with them! || 11.06.2024

[inthepalmofmyhand]

trying to stay productive so bad >.<

but I'm getting there...

Today I'll go study in the library, then I'll take part in a study for one of my psychology courses and finally in the evening I have schedualed a dance class with one of the most famous dance teachers in my country. Hope it will turn out good :3

[nenelonomh]

med student core

[just-beinghuman]

I saw a TikTok recently that really changed my view on education and learning. I forget the exact quote but it said something along the lines of “learn in good faith, and the grades will come”

So often I find myself obsessing over getting an A and not taking time to enjoy the fact that I am studying what middle school/high school me dreamed of. My younger self would hear about the things I am accomplishing and would be so excited. So that raises the question, if I picked these classes, why should my desire for a 4.0 outweigh letting myself enjoy the learning process and just doing the best I can? Good grades come to those who like and resonate with the material being taught. Maybe instead of focusing on memorization for some topics, emphasizing and spending time on relating the content and deepening my understanding is better. I've found that my chem lecture is so fascinating and just having the opportunity to learn more about the complexity of the world around us is so cool. While reaction rates can be boring, when thinking about it, catalysts have huge biological impacts in our body's daily functioning. Life simply would not be able to do what it does without these reactions. I am learning about details that relate to the reactions that allow me to have the energy to move. Learning becomes more valuable when you don't focus on the destination( a grade) but think about it as a journey.

[carl0pacad3m1cs]

[postcardswithluv]

you know it’s serious when you shift to the floor 🙂‍↕️

[lacaffeina]

55/100 days of productivity | 21/12/2023

late night dates w/ physiology. the classes are interesting though, and i'm feeling passionate. human body is so complex, capable and fascinating, subhanallah.

[linastudyblrsblog]

Study notes with sunny weather ☀️💛

[stemcellee]

august 22 2024

1.5 weeks into second year of med school! busy but I like it

ig: stemcellee

[tokyoviee]

progress, not perfection.