- Joined
- Feb 27, 2015
- Messages
- 252
- Reaction score
- 507
Hello hello HELLOOOOO!
I am a black female senior at a PWI and taking the MCAT in june.
Who else out there is applying this year and is super excited? I've been waiting for this moment for 10+ years and it's crazy to think that this is that moment, this is that time and I feel good about my competitiveness (not just being URM) .
Anybody taking the MCAT in MAY or JUNE? Anybody actually looking forward to the challenge LOL? How do you feel about it? How did you make your study schedule?
-I've been taking a kaplan class (thank GOD for scholarships!), Khan academy videos, and studying with some donated examcrackers books. It's been tough going through the semester while having this extra work though. I know it will be worth it though!
Any body from PWI's? HBCU's? Any fresh advice? Any road bumps coming your way?
I know this is a weird question, but I would like to know if there is anyone out there who grew up in a single parent home, under immense poverty, in a "not so good area" of town and made it through all those hardships to this very point in their lives, applying to medical school. I don't get as much fellowship as I would like where I go to school.
I know you all are probably vomiting from my positivity lol but lets get some positivity going in here.
p.s. forgive me for spelling and grammar
I am a black female senior at a PWI and taking the MCAT in june.
Who else out there is applying this year and is super excited? I've been waiting for this moment for 10+ years and it's crazy to think that this is that moment, this is that time and I feel good about my competitiveness (not just being URM) .
Anybody taking the MCAT in MAY or JUNE? Anybody actually looking forward to the challenge LOL? How do you feel about it? How did you make your study schedule?
-I've been taking a kaplan class (thank GOD for scholarships!), Khan academy videos, and studying with some donated examcrackers books. It's been tough going through the semester while having this extra work though. I know it will be worth it though!
Any body from PWI's? HBCU's? Any fresh advice? Any road bumps coming your way?
I know this is a weird question, but I would like to know if there is anyone out there who grew up in a single parent home, under immense poverty, in a "not so good area" of town and made it through all those hardships to this very point in their lives, applying to medical school. I don't get as much fellowship as I would like where I go to school.
I know you all are probably vomiting from my positivity lol but lets get some positivity going in here.
p.s. forgive me for spelling and grammar