Medical school is a difficult and rigorous endeavor, but what exactly makes it so tough?  Each course and rotation presents its own unique challenges, but some are notoriously more difficult.

Clinical rotations take a medical school education to the next level. Core and elective rotations allow med school students to apply knowledge acquired in the classroom and develop their clinical skills by treating real patients in real life medical situations. 

Of course, you probably have some questions about what exactly goes on during core clinical rotations. Below, we’ll answer questions about what you learn during a clinical rotation, how these core rotations advance your medical career, and why clinical rotations are so important.

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