peanut⭐️
@coconutrinds
i genuinely just don’t think there’s a healthy way to approach med school, at least not in the way it’s structured in my country. a lot of advice is like ‘oh no you need to make sure to balance’ that’s quite literally impossible. but hey maybe i’ll learn something and apply them the next time i have exams coming up, gots to see this through first😔
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Koolkheart
@koolkheart.eth
It’s not even only medical school, the way many things are done in Nigeria are very not so right. And guess what, the lecturers or tutors don’t care, if you don’t get it right, that means you’re not studying (to them)… there’s no breaks in our curriculum
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Ahdadul Islam Rabbi
@ahadulrabbi
Honestly, I feel this so much. Med school really isn’t built with balance in mind, and it’s frustrating when people act like it is. Sometimes it’s not about thriving, it’s just about surviving—and that’s okay too. You’ve got the right mindset though. Getting through this round is enough for now. The rest can come later 💪
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Andrea
@andreap
Med school doesn’t seem balanced anywhere… specially when the 24h shifts kick out. It seems more of a training or be a superhuman/ make sure you can handle very tough situation. No balance in this tbh
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Mukoks
@titoverse
I think this particular school even makes it so much more unhealthy, everytime my sister calls to complain and she compares it to other schools, it is always better off in those schools
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aisha
@supersia
Balance in med school is a myth
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