Can you go from nursing school to med school when finished? How easily?

I am in nursing school now and given that I've been in school for assorted specialties for nearly 10 years now I'm considering going on to become a doc. What's the best ...show more
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Yes. I know very many nurses who have gone on to med school and become successful doctors. Working as a RN gives you an edge, esp with clinical skills and critical thinking when you are a doctor

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No, you cannot go straight from nursing school to med school. I think they should make a program for that though! I'm going to go back for my NP which I think is pretty close to being a doctor without all of the schooling and liability.

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