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Importance of an Orientation Program for Medical School Students:
-Survey in a Jeju Medical School-

Background: Jeju National University Medical School organized a week long medical school orientation program for newstudents in 2011-2012 called “Pre-Medical School Course” (PMS) to study the importance of an orientation program for newmedical students. The main purpose of this program was to orient the newcomers to the medical school undergraduate programand encourage them to actively participate in most school activities.Objective and Methods: We conducted a survey at Jeju National University Medical School to study student response to PMSimmediately after the course and 1 year later. We present an analysis of student feedback.Results: Most students (98%) were satisfied with the PMS immediately after the course in 2011; however, when the samesurvey was conducted on the same students exactly 1 year later, a severe decrease in satisfaction was seen. Most studentswanted an emphasis on hospital experience from the start of medical school.Conclusion: New students arrived at the medical school with many expectations and found the orientation program to beextremely important. However, this importance decreased in these students 1 year later. This raises several questions. Is theorientation program really not important or are professors and deans who have already completed medical schoolunderestimating the importance of orientation programs for budding doctors?