Pat Lenehan accepted to Harvard Medical School

[Danzz]

The hardest part is undergraduate at UConn. Once you get into medical school the rest is easy. He will be great and congratulations to him.

My cousin is a Doc and very bright. All he did was study in med school. There didn't appear to be anything easy about it.

 

[huskyharry]

https://twitter.com/DaveBorges/status/573219856125980673

Happy for Pat. He's been a good person to have involved with the UConn program. Wish him the best in his career.

Awesome news! Hopefully, I can run into him on a hospital ward in a few years.

 

[huskyharry]

My cousin is a Doc and very bright. All he did was study in med school. There didn't appear to be anything easy about it.

That is the truth! I worked hard as a civil engineering undergrad, but it was nothing like my first two years in med school.

 

[Joobie]

Couldn't be happier for Pat...AWESOME news!

 

[Fairfield_1st]

Awesome news! Hopefully, I can run into him on a hospital ward in a few years.

I believe I saw that he wants to do cancer research. I hope nobody meets him in a hospital.

 

[mets1090]

Plus the time to be on a D1 Basketball team. Clearly makes us all look like slackers.

Yeah...look like.

 

[CallMeBruce]

So what's the over/under on how many posts before someone turns this into a negative?

You mean your post?

 

[Dove]

Graduate player transfer to Harvard

NEXT!!!

 

[buddy]

My cousin is a Doc and very bright. All he did was study in med school. There didn't appear to be anything easy about it.

I did it. UConn undergrad was much more difficult. Going to medical school is like membership in the B1G. Once your in, unless your a total screw up, you will succeed.

 

[buddy]

Awesome news! Hopefully, I can run into him on a hospital ward in a few years.

I did it. UConn undergrad was much more difficult. Going to medical school is like membership in the B1G. Once your in, unless your a total screw up, you will succeed.

I want to clarify. In undergrad you are in competition with many other equally qualified to get a prized position in a medical school. Once your are there, the competition is over. You can just learn and use your intelligence with the pressure of competition.

 

[buddy]

Awesome news! Hopefully, I can run into him on a hospital ward in a few years.

Do you want to get cancer? He wants to specialize in oncology. I would rather run into him at a mall or restaurant.

 

[huskyharry]

Do you want to get cancer? He wants to specialize in oncology. I would rather run into him at a mall or restaurant.

No...I am hoping that he might work in the same ward where I would be the attending physician.

 

[CallMeBruce]

Ugh, who still goes to the mall?

 

[buddy]

No...I am hoping that he might work in the same ward where I would be the attending physician.

Good for you. You won't regret it.

 

[uconnfan68]

Do you want to get cancer? He wants to specialize in oncology. I would rather run into him at a mall or restaurant.

If you live long enough you'll most likely get cancer of some sort. Hard not to.

 

[willie99]

congrats Pat, thanks for choosing UConn and wishing you all the best in the future