anymore for guessing wrong, because that apparently introduced a whole new level of strategy that really has nothing to do with what a student really does or doesn t know. this is how strategically getting through the test, not just making sure you know everything right. good news is a lot of colleges believe the high school tests are a much better predictor. some of them are going for s.a.t. or a.c.t. optional policies for their applicants. and they will be available on paper and computer. right now they are only available for most places on computer. these are the prep classes i think, yeah. heavy rain across the south, including florida. gusty winds in the upper midwest, and a snowy and rainy mix in north dakota and minnesota. a new round of moisture off the pacific hitting the northwest. some flooding and landslides are possible and the avalanche danger is high in the mountains. chilly in the south, lower than normal in the northeast. 50s, 60s in the northwest. warm and d
with studying for the u.s. medical boards at night. it requires that you study at least ten hours a day. imagine you re working eight to ten hours a day and then try to study eight to ten hours at night. it s really impossible. all residents are required to submit a personal statement. reporter: it s a costly, time consuming process that most latino immigrants aren t prepared for. one of the things i want to help you avoid is to help you reporter: ucla s img program helps fast track these doctors to practice medicine again. hi, everybody. reporter: it provides a stipend as well as medical board prep classes and mentoring by ucla physicians. when i got accepted i was able to stop construction and focus on my exam. that gave me the opportunity to take the test. six months after joining the ucla program. reporter: they ve helped 66 latino immigrant doctors including chavez pass the u.s. medical boards and then get placed into residency programs in southern california.
track these doctors to practice medicine again. hi, everybody? how are you doing today? it provides a stipend as well as medical board prep classes and mentoring by ucla physicians. when i got accepted, i was able to stop construction and focus on my exam. that gave me the opportunity to take the test six months after joining the ucla program. they ve helped 66 latino immigrant doctors, including chavez, pass the u.s. medical boards and then get placed into residency programs in southern california. there is a desperate need there. in riverside county, there s just one md for every 9,000 people. but now perfecto. dr. chavez gets to be one of their physicians. now, if you re wondering, this ucla program is completely funded by private donations. and here s another number to think about as well. with obama care, an estimated 25 to 30 million new people are
the u.s. medical boards at night. working eight to ten hours a day or try to study eight to ten hours at night. it s really impossible. all residents are required. time consuming process that most aren t prepared for. it helps fast track these. it provides medical board prep classes and mentoring by ucla physicians. when i get accepted i was able to stop construction. that gave me the opportunity to take the test six months after joining the ucla program. they ve helped 66 latino immigrant doctors including chavez pass the medical boards and get placed in residency boards in southern california.