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I have a close friend who is contemplating about moving to a medical school that is closer to home for family reasons. However, she has already matriculated and started her first classes this fall at a foreign Carribean medical school (due to applying very late). Will she be able to either transfer or quit and reapply to a school that is closer to home in the future? Or do schools usually allow students to defer for a year and then start where she left off? I know that there is a question in the primary application asking applicants if they ever matriculated into a medical school so does anyone know how medical schools will react when they see the application and will it even be considered since she has matriculated?
She is thinking about quitting afte this semester and then reapplying soonafter, but Im not sure how schools will interpret her application. Anyone have any idea? Thanks.
She is thinking about quitting afte this semester and then reapplying soonafter, but Im not sure how schools will interpret her application. Anyone have any idea? Thanks.