If you pass medicine at a public university is already a difficult process, imagine passing five. That was the case of Eduarda Malta Pacios19, and MARCUS FELIPE FERNANDES MONTEIRO20.
Eduarda passed in medicine at USP, UNESP, UNIFESP, FAMERP and UFESbesides Santa Casawhich is a private college. In a report sent to CNNthe young woman from Sao Paulo says that her preparation began in the second grade of high school.
“I started to take college entrance exams like and won approvals in courses such as Veterinary Medicine at UNESP and pharmacy at USP. Then, in the third year, I made the entrance exams to and passed to the second phases of Unicamp and Unesp, besides having my name on the list of Santa Casa, ”he explained.
Despite the good results, Eduarda failed to enter one right after school. Later, she joined the Medro course med Med and that’s when she got the approvals.
The young woman points out that the differential in the last year was the improvement of her study routine. “I kept an intense routine, studying daily, including on weekends. I watched classes and solved the exercises on the same day. Furthermore, training with weekly newsrooms corrected by the writing team, did all simulated available and created my owndissertation laboratory ‘. I wanted to evolve in writing to the second phases, because this was my biggest difficulty. To this end, it answered the dissertative questions of previous entrance exams of the universities I wished the most, ”he says.
Already MARCUS FELIPE FERNANDES MONTEIROnatural and Taubaté, was approved in medicine in the USP, UNICAMP, UNESP, UFMG and UNIFESP.
“Preparation for the tests was undoubtedly quite intense. Demanded a lot of dedication from everyone here at home and in the course, besides Many hours of study About apparently endless handouts and questions, ”said Monteiro.
“It was a difficult process, of course, but with the friendships made in the course and the support received at homeeverything became lighter and was very worthwhile. ”
A young tip for those who are is “believing in the process.” “Trusting the process means trusting teacherswho know the entrance exams and their evaluation criteria; It means believing every day that it is possible to learn a little more than the day before; It means being aware that, when the time of proof comes, you did your best within your physical and mental limitations and that the result, whatever, will be a consequence of this effort, ”he concluded.
