It didn't take David long to decide he wanted to become a physician. That decision was made just before he came to Asbury College. He found that in medicine. Upon graduating from Asbury with a major in chemistry-biology, David attended medical school at Vanderbilt University. There, he said, his study habits were promptly challenged.
Medical school is a big jump from college.
My first round of exams showed me that the study habits I relied on in college to get me an 'A' wouldn't work in medical school. The summer following his first year of medical school also challenged David, but not academically. David said the trip taught him the meaning of living by faith and relying solely on God. We had drug dealers surround us constantly. Protection was something we prayed for daily-and received.