u/Western-Variety-1312

I am a woman of Indian descent, and on a challenging career path. I am so tired of hearing people in family talk about marriage. Constantly. As if that is the only way to live life. Even my own mother said that I am being arrogant and I act like life is not worth living. Just because I said maybe I won't get married. They act like having a man by my side is the only way I can avoid being lonely in the future. What if I want to live in a house with all my women friends and we just live in a simple community and help raise children together? Why must I start a family with a man who may or may not see me as an equal, or expect me to sacrifice my career and freedom for children, or worse, him? I genuinely do not know how to deal with things like this because at one end, yes I am young and have wanted romance, but am so so disappointed by the state of men in this world. On the other hand, I want to be that radical b**ch that no one dares to question in the family. Thoughts?

Hey guys, I just got an acceptance to the WCU MBS program. I am grateful for this opportunity despite my very low gpa, and feel like I have got a chance to improve and get on the path to medical school someday. I just wanted to hear some thoughts/ advice on how you guys handled the program, or how you got through the DO program? How did you like it? Any advice or positive things you would like to share? The biggest thing is the lower cost of attendance and the P/F system, but to any of you who went to bigger schools or graded schools, does it make much of a difference?

*I've heard some good and bad, but I do not have many other options. So I'd appreciate any advice:)

Hi guys, I'm looking for advice on how to earn straight As in a difficult SMP program. I did horrible in undergrad due to a lack of time management and study skills. But now I have a chance and want to genuinely work hard and change my habits. Does anyone have any good study tips that got you As in med school exams, since the program is not pass/fail? I'm looking for study tips on how you stay focused, what resources/ 3rd party worked for you, and what you did outside of lectures? How much anki did you do in a day?

Would really appreciate some advice!