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3. What’s Involved:
• Major in Math/Science
• Take the MCAT
• Go to Medical School
• Take the USMLE Step 1
• Do Rotations
• Take the USMLE Step 2
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4. What’s Involved:
• Major in Math/Science
• Take the MCAT
• Go to Medical School
• Take the USMLE Step 1
• Do Rotations
• Take the USMLE Step 2
• Complete Internship
• Do Residency
• Take the USMLE Step 3
• Take the Board Exams
• Do a Fellowship
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10. How can I become
an Android
Developer?
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11. How can I become a
great Android
Developer?
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71. @Override
public void onFailure(Call<Book> call, Throwable t)
{
bus.post(new BookLoadingErrorEvent(id));
Timber.e(t, "Unable to load the book data from API.");
}
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