<p>I heard on the news the Republican Club is, ironically, Berkeley’s largest club.</p>
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<p>I did not attend Berkeley; my wife did. So, i can’t speak about liberalism at Cal.
I went to Cambridge in the UK.
If you have questions about Oxford, I may be able to answer a few of them. 
Still couldn’t find the site. My pdf file was erased from my pc</p>
<p>wow thank you rml…can you explain to me about getting the phd prerequisite… and what do you need again exactly to apply for their med school, i know i could look this up, but you have the insiders perspective…?..</p>
<p>actually, my undergrad major was comsci. anyways,
in the UK, medicine is not really considered a postgraduate education, unlike in the US.
In the UK, all you need to acquire in order to be eligible to apply to medical schools is either an International Baccalaureate or A-Levels. But if you already have a bachelor’s degree, there are several excellent universities that accept students through that program and the 2 most well-known of these unis are Warwick and St George’s, UL.
If you have an undergrad earned from a US school, might as well pursue med school in the US as there are certain laws (for illegibility) that bar those grads from other countries from practicing as a physician in the US and vice versa.
If you are a physician, you can specialize or even sub-specialize in any UK uni including Oxbridge.
Now, if you want to practice in the UK, pursue med school in the UK. But I don’t think that’s what you really want to be doing after med school.</p>
<p>oh i see well then thank you!</p>
<p>^ No problem :)</p>
<p>Now, between UC Berkeley and UCLA, I would strongly recommend that you go to UC Berkeley. From the data I was takling about earlier which I couldn’t find now but still am looking for it, Berkeley has the better record.</p>
<p>Welcome to Cal. Let’s come back in two years and revisit this thread. Your view of the world and of yourself should be immensely different by then. Good luck!</p>