Videoath

This is a question that I asked myself quite a bit. When I was thinking about applying for medical school. And when I was applying for medical school, the first thing I would say is that it is good to actually volunteer in a hospital or in a medical setting. Because it shows that you're you actually know what it's like to be in a hospital or in a medical setting. So I think that's something that is good to do. And then, from there really, you can, you can volunteer in so many different Avenues and I would say, generally, it's good to
Here to do volunteer work in something that you actually enjoy doing and that's important because eventually, you're going to talk about these experiences in your interview. And if it's something that you're just doing some sake of your resume or CV, then it's a lot harder to talk about than if it's something you actually really enjoy doing. So, for me, for example, I really enjoy working with kids and youth and people with disabilities. So, a lot of my volunteering was surrounded around that, and that may look like
 And tearing at a summer. Camp volunteering with inner-city youth or volunteering for a program, like, best buddies or smile that work with people with disabilities in the swimming settings. There's lots of different, lots of different volunteering opportunities out there. But again, volunteer according to what you find interesting and what you're passionate about. So that down the road, when you're asked about it, people who are asking, you can actually tell that it's something you enjoy.
 Doing, and it's not something that you just did say come doing.

This is a question that I asked myself quite a bit. When I was thinking about applying for medical school. And when I was applying for medical school, the first thing I would say is that it is good to actually volunteer in a hospital or in a medical setting. Because it shows that you're you actually know what it's like to be in a hospital or in a medical setting. So I think that's something that is good to do. And then, from there really, you can, you can volunteer in so many different Avenues and I would say, generally, it's good to

Here to do volunteer work in something that you actually enjoy doing and that's important because eventually, you're going to talk about these experiences in your interview. And if it's something that you're just doing some sake of your resume or CV, then it's a lot harder to talk about than if it's something you actually really enjoy doing. So, for me, for example, I really enjoy working with kids and youth and people with disabilities. So, a lot of my volunteering was surrounded around that, and that may look like

 And tearing at a summer. Camp volunteering with inner-city youth or volunteering for a program, like, best buddies or smile that work with people with disabilities in the swimming settings. There's lots of different, lots of different volunteering opportunities out there. But again, volunteer according to what you find interesting and what you're passionate about. So that down the road, when you're asked about it, people who are asking, you can actually tell that it's something you enjoy.

Response