PhD programs are usually more open ended but MD programs have a regularity, no? A set number of years?
I had no idea. I mean, PhD programs don't have yearbooks; why would MD programs?
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The simple reason is that everyone leaves an MD program with their peers as friends, but everyone leaves the PhD program as bitter, sworn enemies.
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We had a yearbook and a class movie. dr. Evil 2k.
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The embarrassing thing about my medical school yearbook picture is I’m reading a magazine with Brad Pitt on the cover and eating M&Ms.
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I’ve lived in VA and never heard of Eastern Virginia Medical School, or College, or whatever.
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Does the University where you did your PhD have a yearbook?
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Stanford has an undergrad yearbook, but not PhD yearbooks as far as I know.
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Everyone starts and finishes at the same time Also, they assume “school spirit” can be used for fundraising
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Med students do skits where they do impressions of their professors. And they get to wear white coats. The whole shebang is vastly superior to our dinky Ph.D. programs.
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