RN to MD?

I'll add that, as a student, you might want to give SERIOUS thought to how open you are about your plans to leave the profession you're currently training in. Notwithstanding your sincere motives, having your classmates and clinical supervisors know that you already planning a way out may subject you to unnecessary antagonism, especially since there is a good chance that some of the people you work with may have entertained dreams of practicing medicine...

Of course, you'll need to come out when you ask for references but for the next few years, focus on portraying yourself as a hardworking, highly motivated nursing student.

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RN to MD?

RN to MD?

When you apply, I'd imagine it's important for you to present an incredibly strong argument on why you initially decided to become a nurse over a physician, and what made you change your mind, in your application and during the interview (they are two very different careers.) You've obviously put some thought into why M.D./D.O. over nursing, but I imagine you should have a lock tight argument for your reasons to switch. These are just my inexperienced thoughts, I'm sure that there are more experienced people on this board that could expand on this! Good luck

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