@N’s Mom If I hadn’t gotten the scholarship I could have still gone as outside my parents’ ability, my family is very well off with majority of them being US citizens in high paying jobs, no kids and second parents to me in every respect. I do have a list of medical schools that accept int’l s and the requirements each have. I understand the chances are slim and I argue that to get residency in the US is equally slim, the difference being that more persons opt for that so it seems less daunting. I’m not necessarily an aspirant us medic as my current plan is to return and do medicine but as I’ll be doing courses to maintain a prep for a medical/research career I am curious and piqued about taking up the challenge of admission to a US med program.
Also, I’m just not ready to commit to med. I need some time to broaden my horizon and make certain I don’t prefer a straight medical research route.
I’m just curious as to whether or not one undergraduate may seem less competitive in the pool simply because of where they are matriculating from.