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  1. 11-05-2008, 05:08 PM #11
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    I have offers for medicine at Manchester and Newcastle-upon-tyne in the uk. Does anyone know which of these 2 uni has a better reputation in the US and Canada as I intend to work there later
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pavan View Post
    I have offers for medicine at Manchester and Newcastle-upon-tyne in the uk. Does anyone know which of these 2 uni has a better reputation in the US and Canada as I intend to work there later
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brum07 View Post
    i wouldn't think it'd be too different from studying medicine at cambridge or oxford. so yh, it prob is unimaginable!
    why is that unimaginable? They're just harder to enter, you wont neccessarily become a "better" doctor if you study at "high-rank" unis like Harvard/Yale/Cambridge/Oxford/Imperial/UCL etc etc...
    It all depends on how hard you work and what you achieve in the end, not where you enter.
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