Med Student vs. 17 Inches of Snow (**VLOG**)

Dude does anyone think it's illegal to have 17 inches of snow in a day? Just me???

Anyway, I went to Killington over the weekend and had a blast. Wanted to share the experience with everyone! Unfortunately, I'm a newb, so I didn't actually end up skiing, but nevertheless so fun to hang out with friends. Also this video is to show that med school can be and IS fun! :D

For those who do not know *much like me before I went*, Killington is a town in Vermont. Wikipedia describes it as the following: "Killington is a town in the Green Mountains of central Vermont. It’s known for the Killington and Pico Mountain downhill ski resorts. The area’s many hiking paths include the Thundering Falls Trail, which leads to a tumbling cascade. The long-distance Appalachian and Long trails both cut through the town. West of Killington, old-growth hardwood trees, including sugar maples and beeches, fill Gifford Woods State Park."

Some other fun aspects of this trip is that I learned just how cold -11F is and tbh I was NOT a fun, though it was still fun to see how unprepared I was for that level of cold.

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More broadly, I also wanted to show that, in your MS4 year, you definitely have WAY more time than individuals think they do to do things that are meaningful to you! People often ask: "Is Med School Year Round? (Do You Get Breaks In Med School?)" This is particularly true after you are done interviewing for programs for residency. If you think about the medical school timeline:

"The timing of interviews vary by specialty, occurring anywhere between October to February. At the end of February, you submit your rank list. You don’t get accepted by programs in the traditional sense. Instead, both applicants and programs submit a rank list via the NRMP. An algorithm runs and a month later, around the middle of March, is Match Day. You open your envelope with the rest of your classmates during a grand ceremony, and your fate is sealed. Inside that envelope is the program you’ll be training at for the next 3 to 7 years.

After March, it’s smooth sailing. Residency starts on July 1st. Between Match and starting residency, most students take this opportunity to travel or spend time with loved ones, because residency is going to be a rough ride."

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