Originally Posted by thecure4u

I found getting A's incredibly difficult. But I also consider myself a B student. I was all through undergrad and appear to be continuing to do so in med school.

The reason it's so difficult to get A's has alot less to do with the difficulty of the material and alot more to do with just the shear volume of material. If you stay on top of things, you can get A's.

The best metaphor I've read for Med school is on the link below. It's so true, I didn't know wether to laugh or cry as I was reading it.

Med School Metaphor: Pancakes Every Morning « the rumors were true