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[mokneyseemonkeydo]

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[twospadz]

Do not disclose. If I saw that on someone's application or interviewed, his application is going in the trash. No one on a medical school committee is going to speak up for you as a positive if they saw that.

 

[Goro]

Do not disclose. If I saw that on someone's application or interviewed, his application is going in the trash. No one on a medical school committee is going to speak up for you as a positive if they saw that.

I agree

 

[atomi]

Don’t ever tell anybody about this. Ever. Even in residency or beyond.

 

[M.Edi]

It's unfortunate the negative stigma around cannabis in general, but best bet is to not mention it.

 

[Robin-jay]

What a weird situation.

I'm surprised that growing medical marijuana...for health care purposes is seen in such a poor light.

I'm 99.999% on the bus of slamming idiots who get caught using it recreationally, but this to me, personally, seems to be a rare exception.

However, ADCOMs don't like this type of stuff.

I do get tired of pre-meds and beyond using the stuff tho and pretending they support its medical benefits.

I guess you should hush-hush about it OP.

 

[theITcrowd]

Adcoms have enough reasons to reject an application, best not to give them another.

 

[atomi]

Providing a non FDA approved drug for medical conditions for profit without a medical license or any medical training is not a good idea.

But the sjw anti-cannabis shaming will commence. However, as with everything else sjw, their hot button issues do not reflect reality.