And now that I'm here in medical school, like everything feels right. I wanted to do something where I could actually, like, help somebody with the skills I learned and just nothing felt right. So finally, I'm looking, do I want to do business or finance? I just could not justify making money for the sake of making money. Nick: So yeah, he just playing devil's advocate. Chan: Kind of messed with your life a bit. He wasn't signing you up for joke classes.Дr. Chan: So you got a good relationship with your dad. Nick: You can email your parents once a week. Chan: Against the rules? You can't sign up for BYU classes on the internet? Nick: There's the internet, yeah, just against the rules.Дr. Not a lot of internet there I bet, or is it against the rules. So he was signing up for classes for me because I couldn't do it. Chan: So how old were you when you have this conversation with your dad? Was it kind of a more of an ongoing kind of. And I found like finance things, I really like finance.Дr. You're going to have to give up a lot.' And so I started looking at, I went through the majors list at BYU, you know, what else could I do.

And when I really sat down and started thinking about it, my dad played devil's advocate and told me, you know, 'It's awful. Nick: But honestly, like I always wanted to be a doctor. Chan: So you were competing with the police academy on some level. Nick: Well, it's in my journal when I was five-years-old. So Nick, how did you know you wanted to be a doctor? What is your origin superhero story? Chan: Well, welcome to another edition of 'Talking Admissions and Med Student Life.' I'm with a great, great guest today, Nick, how are you doing?Дr. This is 'Talking Admissions and Med Student Life,' with your host, the Dean of Admissions at the University Utah School of Medicine, Dr. I interview Nick, a first-year medical student here at the University Utah School of Medicine.ДЄnnouncer: Helping you prepare for one of the most rewarding careers in the world. Chan: What is Anki? Is it a powerful study tool? What makes a good or bad flash card? What's the best thing about using this AnkiApp? Today, I'm talking admissions and med student life.

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