High School Students Shown 'Heart' Of Medicine At OSU Open House

Some high school juniors and seniors got a glimpse into one possible future career. The OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine held an open house in Tulsa this weekend.

It gave students a chance to see what working in medicine would be like. They even got to hold a real heart and brain.

"I think it's so cool to see, you know, like I'm learning how it works. I can see it in a book and I can read about it, but until I can actually hold it in my hands and see where the bloods flowing and how everything really works, it's really amazing," said high school junior Garrett Lindsey. 

The high schoolers also spoke with current students and teachers to find out what it takes to get into medical school.