Short Answer- All. In following order:-1. SAT- In order to get in US undergraduate programme. Since you are thinking of studying Medicine in USA, I hope you know that there is no such thing as MBBS in USA. They have MD. First you need to go for 4 year undergrad. Some universities ask for specific,some don't. You need to do your research according to the university you want to get in.2. MCAT- Requirement for Medicine School in USA. It is part of Admission process along with Interview essay writing, work experience.3. USMLE- Need to appear for it before residency i think i.e when you have completed your education equivalent to MBBS in India.# Medicine in US takes more time. 4 Year undergrad and then medicine school will start.
Anybody know a trusted website where I can buy basketball shoes?
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Does anyone know a trusted site to order xanax without a prescription?
Paxil is what is more commonly used for social anxiety....I use Xanax because I suffer anxiety and OCD....my anxiety is severe...I have learned that online websites for drugs are not safe because many of these online drug companies are selling counterfit pills and you never actually know what you are getting. Not to mention if you are caught ordering from these sites you could potentially get in trouble for trying to obtain drugs without a prescription. The best way to get it without a prescription is to find a connection to someone who has some....so many people are on it it's not funny....that way is also illegal though as you obviously know.... It is possible you could get the drug company who makes it to help you get the medicine for free. You will need to see a doctor to get the prescription and be diagnosed before you can contact the drug company. The pharmacy can give you the name of the manufacturer and you can contact them and let them know you have no insurance. You would have to fill out paperwork and send it back. If you qualify for assistance they can help cover part of or all of the cost of the medication.... Also depending on what state you are in, you could try to get health coverage through the state depending on how much money you make as well.... Good luck....
Without someone preaching how bad it is do anyone know how to order medicines on the internet?
Be very careful. There are many, many internet sites that sell you pills that LOOK like the real thing, but don't have any real drugs in them. We have to take a class annually to learn the differences in these fakes, in case any of them end up in the pharmacy somehow. They are VERY difficult to spot, even for trained professionals with the real product sitting right next to it. One of the pills (that none of us spotted as a fake) actually contained lead paint to make the color look real. Taking the fake product killed a patient. While I would strongly advise against it, if you feel you must order from an on-line pharmacy, do some research and make sure it's a real one. There are real Canadian pharmacies out there that will sell real medications - you just need to be careful before you buy.
Any advice or anything i should do?
I'm sorry honey but you're probably going to get a lot of unpleasant responses. You're going to hear things like "If you can't afford vet care, you shouldn't own a pet" and "how could you let your dog get pregnant, especially if you can't afford vet care." It could be mange or ringworm or a lot of things. It's nearly impossible to tell without seeing it. The yellow indicates infection so the puppies are already at risk. I'm sorry to say this sweetheart but if your folks can't afford to get her to the vet, you really need to turn her over to the best shelter you can find so she and the puppies have a chance. I wish I could help you more. I know this is hard for you. Good luck.
Trusted legitimate scholarship sites?
There are a ton of sites. Usually your lender has a site for scholarships. When I was a student I went to www.fastweb.com. Its a search engine for scholarships based on your program of study. Its free to join and every time a new scholarship comes up or a deadline is approaching you will get an email notifying you of it. I would strongly recommend that you be very careful. Dont fall prey to the scams. Usually, if you have to pay a processing fee or pay anything for free money...its a scam. Be careful. Nothing wrong with free money.
Any advice on what vitamins to take and where to buy?
A good resource that has helped me is the local health food store (not GNC!). A good vitamin that has worked for me has been a whole foods vitamin. I would personally stay away from some of the vitamins, even in the health food store that has a lot of unidentifiable herbal "stuff". I paid $30 for a vitamin one time, and whatever herbal stuff was in there gave me severe headaches. So, I immediately stopped taking them. Always remember that herbal supplements act as medication and can and do impact the brain. I recommend looking at products with less herbal stuff and things you can't recognize in the ingredients. One a Day Vitamin even adds caffeine in some of their vitamins! Keep in mind that any vitamin or pill that claims to "supports overall health, vision, brain development, immunity, stress/depression, weigh control/loss, skin, etc." is lying to you! I wish there was a magic pill! Also, juicing is a good way of building the immunity of your family. The one thing about juicing though is that you should drink the juice as soon as it is made, because that is when the juice will have the most nutrients. Juicing apple and carrots is very healthy. Pineapple and carrots taste great as well. The sweetness of the apple or pineapple really makes the juice taste sweet. This may sound gross........but you can juice broccoli, zucchini and most juicers come with recipe books. I will typically juice a small amount of a green vegetable, and add carrot and pineapple or an apple to sweeten the juice. This is an easy way to get your 5 servings in as well. It really tastes great and is one of the best forms of natural nutrients. Since you have small children, they would not need to drink the same amount as you and your husband. The best way your body builds immunity is from fruits and vegetables......especially leafy green veges. I noticed a significant difference in my body after starting to juice. The below website has some free online magazines and provides good information on vitamins. Good luck!
In order to answer this question for yourself I think you need to shadow some veterinarians and doctors and most of all TALK to them. Ask the hard questions: what they love about their job, what they hate about it, what made them pick this path, what is the lifestyle like?Some major differences that immediately come to mind are listed below, though I am sure I forgot some...Veterinary Medicine is adaptable and therefore you can work with small animals, large animals, exotics, wildlife, or jump into government or research easily. This is much more limited in human medicine since it is focused on one field and has more regulations.Obviously in Vet med you work with animals only and it is ILLEGAL to offer medical advice or treatment to humans. In human medicine you obviously get to make a difference for people. However it is important to recognize you can still make a difference for people and animals no matter which career you choose. For example you can work in a soup kitchen or do programs like Big Brother or Habitat for Humanity for people; you can also foster animals or volunteer at shelters and barns for animals.Human medicine requires 4 years of college, 4 years of professional school, and 3 or more years of residency. However you also make about 2-3 times as much as a veterinarian depending on your specialty. Vet med requires 4 years of college, 4 years of professional school, and then you can either enter a job upon graduation or decide to do an internship and residency to specialize (so you can enter "the real world" sooner but you get paid much less than a human doctor).These are some obvious differences I can think of but in general I think you need to think about the kind of medicine you want to practice and the lifestyle you want to have. With that information and the information you gather by talking to people in both fields, I think it will become much easier to determine which path will best fulfill your needs. Best of luck!