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The medical training path in becoming a doctor is an arduous and long journey, lasting anywhere from 11 to 15 years after completing high school. That includes your 4 premed years in college, 4 years of medical school, and 3 to 7 years of residency. These are the highlights, the best parts that you'll surely look forward to.

The best parts of becoming a physician include the following:
1 | The last half of your fourth and final year of medical school, also known as MS4
2 | The summer before you start medical school
3 | The summer between your first (MS1) and second (MS2) years in medical school
4 | Your premed years (no that's not a typo)
5 | Various peak moments, such as the day you get your first medical school acceptance, your white coat ceremony, match day, and more.

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TIME STAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
00:24 Last Half of 4th Year of Medical School
01:44 Summer Before First Year of Medical School
02:29 Summer Between MS1 and MS2
03:02 Premed Years
04:32 Peak Moments

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