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Since obstetrics and gynecology are medical specialties, future OB/GYN doctors will need both undergraduate (Bachelorâs) and medical school degrees. Medical school admissions officers are looking for excellent grades, volunteer work, research experience and high marks on the MCAT (Medical College Admission Test).
Doctors in the United States spend many years acquiring the necessary education and skills to practice medicine. The preparation for medical school usually begins in high school. Beyond high school, medical training last through four typical periods: undergraduate education, medical school, residency and fellowship. If a physician chooses to complete a lengthy fellowship, her education may take 15 year or longer from the time she first enters college. Undergraduate Studies To become a doctor, a student must first complete high school, then go on to college. During the typical four-year undergraduate period, the aspiring doctor will study topics such as anatomy, physiology, biology, chemistry and other college courses necessary for a degree, such as English or math.