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An
apple a day keeps the doctor away.
But if the doctor's cute, screw the fruit
When
foreign men search through the Internet and see many of the young
Russian women they are often surprised at how many of these young
ladies have a higher education. Of great interest to these men are
the number of young women, 23 to 25 years of age who put there education
and profession of that of a doctor. Many of the men have a hard
time believing this and keep asking the same questions regarding
this being a doctor, over and over again.
Perhaps, even you have asked the same question: Is it possible for
these young women to be a doctor?
Yes, guys, it is possible and I want to explain a little bit about
the educational system in Russia. Believe me, I know what I am talking
about because I finished the medical university myself, in Russia.
Don’t expect a detailed report in this short article, as it is not
my goal today but rather a short and general picture.
In Russia, students usually finished middle school, which is equivalent
to American high schools, when they are 17 years old.
Those, who wish to become doctors, enter into the medical University
immediately. They finish middle school in June and by August have
pass the entrance exam to the university. In September they begin
their first year as students of the medical university. Each medical
University has a strict program. And students can not choose their
own schedule or classes. They have to go to the University EVERY
day for 6 years. Classes begin a 8.00 A..M and continue on till
5.00 P.M. every day except Sundays. Of course after school they
have a great deal of homework.
They have very short vacation after New Years from 10-14 days and
about one month in the summer. June is a completely busy month because
they final exams at the end of each year and in July they have internships
in the hospitals. This practice continues until the middle of August
and a new school year begins again in September. As in the previous
year, there are no choices of classes. The curriculum is defined
by the school.
There is literally no missing of classes whether for illness or
any other reason. If a student is ill, they must make up for the
missed classes and prove to the teacher that they know the material.
If young woman gets married and then pregnant, she has opportunity
to miss one year of her studies and then return to the same level
which she missed. It is call "academic vacation".
Very often a pregnant woman will choose another alternative, that
of continuing on in classes, uninterrupted until the birth of the
baby. Women who chose not to miss a year by taking the "academic
vacation".do so without any special considerations given to them.
They don’t want to miss a year and continue going to school as other
students They will be treat as all other students are, and will
attend University every day. When it comes time to deliver the baby,
these women miss about three to five days of school and then returns
to classes.
The academic pace is very difficult, the courses are very
stringent and the hours that need to be devoted to study are very
lengthy. The first three years of study has a great deal of attrition.
More than a third of the students who enter the first year, drop
out by the third year. Virtual all who remain will go on to finish
their studies.
Beginning in the third year students study clinical disciplines
such as surgery, therapies, opthamology, gynecology and others.
Their lessons are conducted no only in school but at special hospitals.
These hospitals have special auditoriums where the students can
study the theoretical part of their curriculum and after classes
get to see patients and obtain practice skills. This has nothing
to do with the summer internships, which they still must attend
from June through the middle of August. After six years of university
level classes these student are required to take and pass a government
exam. Upon successful completion of the government exam, they are
ready to take up residency to continue on to being a medical doctor.
So, lets do the math. A young woman enter the university system
at 17 and spend six years to graduate That makes her 23 when she
gets her medical degree to be called doctor. That does not mean
she has finished her education because she still has to take up
residency in a hospital and is still under supervision.
It is not that much different in the American system. A young woman
graduates high school at 18 and enters a four year university. After
that she has three more years of medical school. If all is well,
she graduates with her medical degree.
Let’s see, enters college at 18 plus 4 years of university and 3
years of medical school. This young women will be 25 when she becomes
a resident at a hospital.
It reality there is only one year’s difference between a young Russian
girl and a American girl.
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