Guide For Becoming an M.D. Everything you need to Know + More

Dial · Dec 10, 2012

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Typically, worldwide examinees require two to three months to prepare for this exam, although in the US, examinees who are American medical school graduates commonly prepare for only a few days to a few weeks. An examinee is tested on their clinical skills, diagnostic acumen, decision making, treatment guidelines and follow up care. Examinees who are not comfortable preparing for this exam on their own may take review courses, either in person or through distance-learning services.
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Typically, worldwide examinees require two to three months to prepare for this exam, although in the US, examinees who are American medical school graduates commonly prepare for only a few days to a few weeks. An examinee is tested on their clinical skills, diagnostic acumen, decision making, treatment guidelines and follow up care. Examinees who are not comfortable preparing for this exam on their own may take review courses, either in person or through distance-learning services.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USMLE_Step_3

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The Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Licensing Examination of the United States COMLEX-USA or the Boards is a series of three osteopathic medical licensing examinations administered by the National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners NBOME similar to the United States Medical Licensing Examination USMLE COMLEX-USA is the most common pathway by which osteopathic physicians (D.O.s) apply for medical licensure, and is accepted in all 50 states. The 3-digit standard scores of COMLEX-USA Level 1, Level 2- Cognitive Evaluation CE, and Level 3 have a range of 200-800 and a mean of 500. 400 is the minimum passing score for COMLEX-USA Levels 1 and 2; 350 for COMLEX-USA Level 3.
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The Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Licensing Examination of the United States (COMLEX-USA or the Boards) is a series of three osteopathic medical licensing examinations administered by the National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners (NBOME) similar to the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE). COMLEX-USA is the most common pathway by which osteopathic physicians (D.O.s) apply for medical licensure, and is accepted in all 50 states. The 3-digit standard scores of COMLEX-USA Level 1, Level 2- Cognitive Evaluation (CE), and Level 3 have a range of 200-800 and a mean of 500. 400 is the minimum passing score for COMLEX-USA Levels 1 and 2; 350 for COMLEX-USA Level 3.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COMLEX-USA

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COMLEX-USA Level 1: is typically taken after completion of the second year of medical school. The exam is consist of 400 questions administered in one day and consists of two, four-hour exam sessions separated by a 40-minute break. Each of the four-hour sessions allows a ten-minute break which is subtracted from the four-hour test time. Candidates are expected to know the basic mechanisms of health and disease process. The mean score for the COMLEX-USA Level 1 is 500, and is an important factor in determining a medical student's competitiveness when applying to residency programs. Student performance on COMLEX-USA Level 1 strongly correlates with MCAT biology section scores and undergraduate science GPA, as well as medical school grades.
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COMLEX-USA Level 1 is typically taken after completion of the second year of medical school. The exam is consist of 400 questions administered in one day and consists of two, four-hour exam sessions separated by a 40-minute break. Each of the four-hour sessions allows a ten-minute break which is subtracted from the four-hour test time. Candidates are expected to know the basic mechanisms of health and disease process. The mean score for the COMLEX-USA Level 1 is 500, and is an important factor in determining a medical student's competitiveness when applying to residency programs.[2] Student performance on COMLEX-USA Level 1 strongly correlates with MCAT biology section scores and undergraduate science GPA,[3] as well as medical school grades.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COMLEX-USA

I've Googled only those 3 paragraphs, and they were all copied word for word. I bet if I tried the rest, they'd all be copied too. Note that these paragraphs are in blue, which you clearly state that you wrote yourself.

Someone should ban this faggot for plagiarism. He also says he might try to get it verified to sell it sometime... What the fuck.

Dial · Dec 10, 2012

You know what man, let me keep going...

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Typical pre-med students will structure their coursework in their first year in university to accommodate the required courses. After a semester, many pursue extracurricular activities that demonstrate a commitment to medicine. Once junior year arrives, students register for and take the MCAT, the required standardized exam that medical schools use to identify qualified candidates. Once the test is taken, students apply to various schools using the automated AMCAS system, AACOMAS system, or in some cases, the school's own application system. AMCAS primary applications are verified by AMCAS staff, a process that often takes four to six weeks. The application process consists of a review of academic records, MCAT scores, activities, work experience, and a personal statement. Applicants can expect to hear from schools within a few months, at which point they may receive "secondary applications".Different schools have different policies on sending secondary applications to students; many send secondary applications to all students, others screen applications prior to inviting an applicant to submit a secondary application. These applications are generated by each individual school. They generally contain essay questions that the applicant must answer to demonstrate that the applicant possesses qualities that the schools deem necessary to be a good medical student and physician.Qualified applicants can next expect to receive invitations to interview at schools. Upon completion of an interview and receipt of any additional application materials, the application is considered to be complete, and the student then waits for the school's decision to either accept or reject the student.
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Typical pre-med students will structure their coursework in their first year in university to accommodate the required courses. After a semester, many pursue extracurricular activities that demonstrate a commitment to medicine. Once junior year arrives, students register for and take the MCAT, the required standardized exam that medical schools use to identify qualified candidates.[4] Once the test is taken, students apply to various schools using the automated AMCAS system, AACOMAS system, or in some cases, the school's own application system. AMCAS primary applications are verified by AMCAS staff, a process that often takes four to six weeks.[4] The application process consists of a review of academic records, MCAT scores, activities, work experience, and a personal statement.[6] Applicants can expect to hear from schools within a few months, at which point they may receive "secondary applications".[7] Different schools have different policies on sending secondary applications to students; many send secondary applications to all students, others screen applications prior to inviting an applicant to submit a secondary application. These applications are generated by each individual school. They generally contain essay questions that the applicant must answer to demonstrate that the applicant possesses qualities that the schools deem necessary to be a good medical student and physician.[8] Qualified applicants can next expect to receive invitations to interview at schools. Upon completion of an interview and receipt of any additional application materials, the application is considered to be complete, and the student then waits for the school's decision to either accept or reject the student.[8]
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pre-medical

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Medical school in the United States is a four year graduate institution with the purpose of educating physicians in the field of medicine. It provides a major part of the medical education in the United States. Graduates receive either an M.D. or a D.O. degree.
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Medical School in the United States is a four year graduate institution with the purpose of educating physicians in the field of medicine. It provides a major part of the medical education in the United States. Graduates receive either an M.D. or a D.O. degree.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_school_in_the_United_States

I could keep on going.

Plagiarism isn't allowed on Sythe, and is fucking pathetic. I hope you get banned for it.

Heads447 · Dec 10, 2012

If its one thing I hate other than scammers, its liars. "Words from yourself" are in blue...yeah right.

Let's take the first part written in blue: http://gyazo.com/887937ecd6783ed0055e573e57e2a8f5
Identical word for word with: http://gyazo.com/a05d433a5d8088465e4ac0f9c29f56c6

Let's take the second part written in blue: http://gyazo.com/049071e506033df5f39fb7e5983d9971
Indentical word for word with: http://puu.sh/1zsvP

Need more evidence?: http://puu.sh/1zsyl
Let's compare that to: http://puu.sh/1zsyB

Stop lying, it's pathetic. This isnt even a guide, just a copy and paste of different sources put together in one thread, which you call it your own. I'm surprised you havent been banned for a month for plagiarism, but I'll get another mods opinion on the matter.

Edit: Dialastic beat me to it into finding specific examples rofl and OP is banned

Dial · Dec 10, 2012

good night sweet prince

James · Dec 10, 2012

Banned.

Sun · Dec 10, 2012

This is pathetic. As others have provided proof that all of what they Google'd is copied, and you claim it's your's, don't say you wrote it. Don't bother trying. If you have ANY of it written yourself, you should post it in an entirely different colour so people can't bitch. Plagiarism is illegal, and as Dial said, it's against the rules (not that I knew that before now). If this was my site, you'd at least get a temporary ban since you said if you got it verified, you'd sell it. That's a scam, as 0% of it is your's.

nodnarbusn · Dec 10, 2012

Nerfed said: ↑

Pre-Mecdical:
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Nerfed said: ↑

Scourses
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Thank god op is banned, in b4 he vades (again). My scourses say hes a vader

Punjabi3 · Dec 10, 2012

No way you're in medical school and still using Wikipedia to find your information.

Heads447 · Dec 10, 2012

Damn, I went back and read your "arguments" of why you say this isnt plagiarized and saw this:

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and to be honest id say its about 42% myself and about 54% Wiki and 22% Research.
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Maybe it's just me, but I wouldnt want you as my doctor for sure because it appears that you don't even have basic arithmetic skills.

mage3158 · Dec 11, 2012

Punjabi3 said: ↑

No way you're in medical school and still using Wikipedia to find your information.
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Wikipedia is great, and tends to have really good references.

xx Sean · Dec 11, 2012

Anyone can find stuff online. Personal experience/knowledge > Wiki. You coulda just made a short guide explaining your process with tips. >_<

nodnarbusn · Dec 11, 2012

Heads447 said: ↑

Damn, I went back and read your "arguments" of why you say this isnt plagiarized and saw this:

Maybe it's just me, but I wouldnt want you as my doctor for sure because it appears that you don't even have basic arithmetic skills.
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Lay off man, hes giving 118% .

lol

Let alone he said

scourses
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twice and spelled medical

Mecdical
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Pretty ballsy trying to front like you are a doctor and copying complete articles from wikipedia, anyone who is interested in the field (the target audience for this guide) would have read wikis about it surely. One of the most epic fails ive seen on sythe, i cant believe he will ever be allowed back after being prompted to confess so many times by moderators and community through out thread, he essentially called every one questioning his guide a liar by repeatedly denying he stole it. Shady af .

Shoop · Dec 11, 2012

Closed....

n4n0 · Dec 12, 2012

Lol'd...

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