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Any advice on what I can do at this point to maximize my chances of acceptance?
Gotta live your own priorities, just wanted it to be an informed decision.I thought that 7 seemed pretty low, but due to personal reasons, I really want to stay within a certain geographic radius to attend medical school, at least right now. If I am not accepted anywhere during this cycle, I will apply much more broadly next cycle, as my reason for staying in one region will not be as much of an issue by then.
So, I am willing to accept the risk that comes with applying to only 7 schools this cycle. Thank you for pointing that out though; if I am unsuccessful this cycle, I will beef up that number next time.
I have seen you give this advice on multiple threads so far, and I was wondering your thoughts on the best way to go about this is? Just emailing the admissions email given on the school's website with some questions? Or is there a step I'm missing? (Feel free to move this to another thread I don't wanna cause this one to go off topic!)How much networking have you had with medical school admissions recruiters?
Thank you for your response! I have not done much networking at all with admissions recruiters, but I can certainly work on that. I have toured Quillen once already, and I plan on attending an upcoming seminar which their dean of admissions is leading. Any other advice on how to successfully network with admissions recruiters? Maybe give them a phone call expressing interest?
Although I haven’t yet, I know one student at Quillen that I can meet to talk more about the school’s mission to train rural primary care physicians. I will plan on doing this soon.
I do not intend to work as an undergrad TA again, so I will be lightening up on teaching/tutoring to focus on other things.
Thanks again for the advice!
are those cat cracking towers in your picture? Chem Eng is the hardest engineering major and you killed it. I am more impress with your gpa than your MCAT score.Sorry to respond after so long, and I should have requested this at the time, but would you mind deleting your quote of my original post? Thanks again for your advice by the way, both to me and to others. It does not go unappreciated!
Redacted most of your quoted post.Sorry to respond after so long, and I should have requested this at the time, but would you mind deleting your quote of my original post? Thanks again for your advice by the way, both to me and to others. It does not go unappreciated!