Some engineers study fossils to learn about the prehistoric processes and functions that were present in the Earth's history. By understanding how prehistoric creatures lived and became extinct, engineers acquire new ideas for how to design ways to study global climate change and species extinction.
MLT didactic courses are typically offered three to four days per week between the hours of 9:00am and 4:00pm; however, there may be some exceptions. The practicum portion of the program requires each student to devote 40 hours per week, offsite, at a clinical affiliate.
After graduating from high school, here are your next steps: 1  Obtain a Bachelor's Degree. 2  Take and pass the MCAT (Medical College Admissions Test). 3  Graduate from Medical School.  Complete a medical residency training 1  program. Pass the USMLE. (Required Time: 3-6 days, plus study time)  Complete Fellowship 1  Training. Get a State Medical License.