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Essential Medical Knowledge for Medical Students
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4 Criteria for Choosing the Right Medical School for You
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STEP 1.
Things to Know Before Becoming a Medical Student
The clearer your dream, the more likely it is to become reality: Ask yourself why you want to become a medical student.
Your Dreams Can Be as Fulfilled as the Time You Wander: Why You Should Choose Your Dream of Being a Doctor
If I Could Become a Doctor Again: A Parent's Dream or a Child's?
Dreams Must Be Decided by Me: The Light and Shadow of Doctors That Parents and Children Should Understand Together
How do I choose the medical school of my dreams?: 4 criteria for choosing a medical school, as shared by a medical school senior.
If You Want to Become a Doctor, You Must Know Who You Are: 12 Survival Strategies for a Successful Medical School Life

STEP 2.
Things to Know About Life as a Medical Student
What Does It Mean to Study Medicine in Medical School?: The Basics of Medical School
What Death Teaches Medical Students: Anatomy Labs That Develop the Doctor's Attitude and Mind
Friendship Makes You Grow: Why Clubs and Relationships Are Valuable for Medical Students
Good Doctors Are Made of Good Senior-Junior Relationships: How to Build Proper Relationships Between Seniors and Juniors
I Want to Tap You on the Shoulder as You Knock on the Door of the Private Academy: The Secrets of Private Tutoring for Medical Students
It's okay if your grades don't match your efforts: The first hurdle for medical students: retaking the exam and repeating a year.
If you're in a slump, don't give up; welcome it: The Second Criterion for Medical Students: How to Manage a Slump
Medical students' vacations are a time for inner growth: How medical students can make the most of their vacations.

STEP 3.
Things to Know Before Becoming a Doctor
The Final Step to Becoming a Doctor: The National Medical Licensing Exam: Successful Preparation Strategies for the Exam
The department you work in determines your future as a doctor: How to choose the right department for you
The dawn of a resident never sets again: 24 hours of residency training
Can Doctors Be Scientists?: For Students Who Want to Become Physician Scientists

STEP 4.
Things to know after becoming a doctor
Three Paths for a Doctor: University Hospital Professor, Private Practice, and the Characteristics of a Civilian
You Can Pursue Your Dreams Without a Hospital: Advice for Medical Students Who Want to Start a Startup
I Want to Be a Wise and Caring Doctor Grandmother: Why Doctors Retire Late
Imagining a Hospital Where AI and Doctors Coexist: A Future Where AI and Doctors Work Together
Even as AI threatens doctors' jobs: What only human doctors can do
What the Hippocratic Oath Tells Us: The Conscience and Ethics Doctors Must Uphold

People who wrote the article

★Am I suited to become a doctor? Check your medical school aptitude with this checklist.
★How do I choose the medical school where my dreams will unfold? 4 criteria for choosing a medical school revealed.
★ Includes essential common sense for prospective medical students, including preparatory courses, residency periods, and strategies for passing the national exam.
★'The various career paths of doctors' as told by a practicing doctor, a university professor, and a startup CEO

From the six years of medical school admission and undergraduate studies, to various career paths after graduation and the vision of the AI ​​era,
The Best Dream Motivation SKY Medical School Parents Give Their Teenage Children
This book, consisting of four steps, contains almost all stories related to medical school and doctors, from the entrance to medical school, the six years of undergraduate study, the 24 hours of a doctor's life including residency, the various career paths of doctors, and coexistence with AI.


"STEP 1" contains essential information that students and their parents should consider together regarding medical school and the career path of becoming a doctor, essential medical school knowledge, and four criteria for choosing the medical school that will fulfill a student's dreams. It contains the necessary materials to prepare for medical school.
"STEP 2" is designed to allow students who have made a firm decision to go to medical school in the previous stage to experience the curriculum, club life, exam study strategies, and vacation life necessary to successfully complete the six years of medical school, as if they were medical students.
"STEP 3" is filled with content that will help you build your resolve and attitude before becoming a doctor, including how to pass the national medical licensing exam, how to choose a major, and the daily routine of a resident.
The final 『STEP 4』 contains various career paths after obtaining a medical license, as well as a future outlook on the coexistence of artificial intelligence and the medical field.
This is especially useful because by the time today's teenagers become doctors, technological advancements will have brought about changes that are different from what they are now.

The reason the authors have laid out the medical school and life of a doctor step by step in this way is because they hope that students who enter medical school will grow into 'happy doctors.'
It's not just about good grades, high income, or high social status. Understanding your own personality, values, and dreams is crucial for a happy six years of medical school and a lifetime as a doctor. This book, like the loving and wise advice of parents from SKY medical schools to their children, will serve as the ultimate motivation for pursuing your dreams.

Do medical students also attend academies? The hospital's Miracle Morning is created by residents?
A vivid six-year medical school experience and a 24-hour resident's story that will make any prospective student's heart race.
Most college applicants only have medical school and becoming doctors as their goals, and they do not think deeply about the real life of a medical student after entering school and the daily life of a resident.
However, medical school is a 6-year program, with 2 years of preparatory course and 4 years of undergraduate course, so the period of attendance is longer than other colleges and the career paths are also limited. Therefore, if you enter medical school without knowing the reality of medical students and residents, there is a risk of wandering for a long time because it does not fit your aptitude.
In this book, the authors share their honest experiences as medical students and what they felt while teaching students as professors at a university hospital, helping students think more seriously and clearly about their dreams.


The unique curriculum of medical school that cultivates the attitude of a doctor, the reason why one must join a club despite living with a heavy workload and competition, the clever way to overcome a slump, and even the technique of using vacation as a time for growth. These descriptions of campus life filled with intensity and excitement are stories that will thrill those who dream of medical school more than anything else.
Sometimes, the breathless 24-hour workday of a resident, who is always running around the field, can be daunting. However, the sight of residents working together with their patients and colleagues to become good doctors will strengthen their sense of accomplishment and challenge.


Job security, the threat of artificial intelligence, and even seniors who chose careers outside of hospitals.
About the future prospects of a doctor who will expand the terrain of dreams
With artificial intelligence now being used in the medical field, the authors say it's difficult to be certain that young people will maintain the same positions they have now when they graduate from medical school and become doctors.
In this book, the authors introduce various career paths for doctors, helping students and their parents envision a long-term future and decide on their dream of becoming doctors. They also explore ways to effectively coexist with artificial intelligence.

First, let's talk about the three ways you can get inside the hospital.
If you know the characteristics of university hospital professors, private practitioners, and public servants, as well as your own personality (e.g., whether you are a stable person or an adventure-seeker), you will be able to adapt well and work in a hospital.
We also talk about starting a startup, which is one of the paths you can take outside of the hospital.
In particular, CEO Hwangbo Yul, a graduate of medical school and a leading figure in the medical AI business at the National Cancer Center, shares his vivid experience in starting a medical startup.
The stories of authors who have taken various paths will broaden your perspective.
Some worry that AI will replace doctors because it is outperforming them, but the authors predict that if we utilize AI as a tool and develop the unique strengths of human doctors, we will be able to survive in the future.


"The Decision to Go to Medical School" is a detailed career guide that covers the light and dark sides of medical school, as well as the realities of the future.
Whether you need motivation for medical school, lack confidence in your dreams, or are seriously contemplating what kind of doctor you should become, this book will be your ultimate admissions expert and advisor.