College Confidential - View Single Post - Is becoming a neurosurgeon really as difficult as they say?

CynicalBastard · 09-14-2006, 02:24 PM

Well, if hard work and determination isn't your strong point you could always try bribery...

There is no definate in for anything medical related, unless your a legacy, have made a massive donation, or know the admissions dean on a first name basis. That's life, so suck it up and move on.

These guys have made some good points on things that you should be aware of. Basically, do lots of extra curricular's, study as hard as you can, and do the best work possible...or as I said earlier...you could always try bribery. Everyone has a pricetag, it's just all about finding it.

If you really want to be a neurosurgeon, nothing should get in your way. So instead of writing on forums, you should be studying. Why are you reading this? Go study. Now.

09-14-2006, 02:24 PM	#5
CynicalBastard New Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 11	Well, if hard work and determination isn't your strong point you could always try bribery... There is no definate in for anything medical related, unless your a legacy, have made a massive donation, or know the admissions dean on a first name basis. That's life, so suck it up and move on. These guys have made some good points on things that you should be aware of. Basically, do lots of extra curricular's, study as hard as you can, and do the best work possible...or as I said earlier...you could always try bribery. Everyone has a pricetag, it's just all about finding it. If you really want to be a neurosurgeon, nothing should get in your way. So instead of writing on forums, you should be studying. Why are you reading this? Go study. Now. Last edited by CynicalBastard; 09-14-2006 at 02:38 PM.
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