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I find it so moving that you are the way you are.

Ernest Hemingway (via goodreadss)

I want to become a surgeon, idk about the field of surgery rn but it's something i've wanted to do forever. What are the steps to become a sugeon? What major do i have to take? And how long will it take? Thanks!

Becoming a surgeon requires 4 years of undergraduateschool, 4 years of medical school and 4-8 years of specializedresidency training.

Get your bachelor’s: Choosethe right undergraduate major for medical school

Take the MCAT: Prepare for theMCAT Exam

Complete Medical School

Complete a Residency Program

Get Licensed (USMLE)

Choose a field/specialization

OtherResources:

Steps to Become a Doctor:Education and Career Roadmap

Surgeon EducationSteps

How toBecome a Doctor or a Surgeon

Cello is rad 😎

agreed (:

“Everything’s better under the stars, I suppose.”

— Alice Oseman, Radio Silence

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pro tip kiddos

take the time now and become so fucking good. practice; constantly, everything. learn everything you can. get upperclassmen, staff, anyone you can, to teach you. learn from your own mistakes, learn from the mistakes of people around you. learn from every source you have at your disposal. get creative. play easy songs you enjoy, because they will motivate you to practice. practice hard exercises that make you want to give up, because they will make you better. take the years you have now and become the best you can be, because regardless of what situation high school lands you in, you will be so good your chances at become better will soar. your peers will look up to you, because you have so much to teach and share. your superiors and staff will look up to you, because you have developed habits and skill and that are invaluable and have so much to give. you will have so many doors open to you, because you took the time to open them before you knew they existed. and finally brother, you will have learned, before your time, the most important lesson of all; what it truly means to be a musician, and that there is still so much more room to grow

to @recorder-jesus, on looking forward to moving up a level