M2 Year in Medical School: -
Students agreed that the second year of medical school is marked by slightly less flexibility, but more opportunities for patient interaction. Colin Hammock, an M2 at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, said, “As an M2, you are responsible for patients pretty quickly.” This can vary by school, but just four months into his M2, during his OBGYN rotation Hammock had already assisted with pap smears, delivering babies, completing stiches for cesarean sections, and more.