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Have you visited the state with her? Might you describe yourself as a frequent visitor? Did you ever go to school in that state or live there, even for a summer?
Here's how you might approach it:
"My girlfriend is from [state] and I've visited frequently and stayed as long as [number] weeks/months. I could see us settling down and raising a family here [or, in place of "here" specify a specific city or geographic area within the state] someday so learning medicine in [state] would be a great start."
Here's how you might approach it:
"My girlfriend is from [state] and I've visited frequently and stayed as long as [number] weeks/months. I could see us settling down and raising a family here [or, in place of "here" specify a specific city or geographic area within the state] someday so learning medicine in [state] would be a great start."
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That itself is likely a stronger reason than involving your girlfriend.
What is the mission of this program? Do you agree that it includes your purpose to be a professional?
Just say your fiancé. It sounds better
What if they ask how you proposed? 😆
Sorry I missed that part about going to school there.
You have fallen in love with [state] and want to settle down here.
This doesn't have to be hard.
You have fallen in love with [state] and want to settle down here.
This doesn't have to be hard.
2024 or 5 ?
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Wife, yes. GF, no.
