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The photo resolution requirement is kinda weird. Wider than it is higher? Huh? I have a 400x400 shot I'm gonna use I guess.
Wrong thread - this is for current app cycle onlyHey I'm thinking of applying to Dartmouth in the next app cycle. If I took a leave of absence for a year after completing two years of university am I considered a non-traditional student?
Wrong thread - this is for current app cycle only
It's still probably more likely to get a good answer on the general Dartmouth thread. Also go on the school's website - it's clearly outlined 🙂My question isn't year dependent though
It's a German origin name
Submitted Secondary. Letters of recommendation still not in
I look SO red in my picture, it's embarrassing. Technically, uploading a picture shouldn't change any of the colour parameters, yet there's a stark contrast to what's appearing on my secondary vs what I have saved on my laptop. jhsjksfjkhskjd 😡![]()
The colors swapped when you uploaded or just what it printed out as?
I decided not to include a picture because it said optional and the dimension requirements were weird. Why would they want a picture wider than it is tall?
I thought this too!! I decided to include my picture because in my case I think it helps 🙄 but yea the dimensions made it look a bit strange....
Ummmm crap. For the "share something about yourself" question, I copied and pasted an answer I used for George Washington and forgot to change the name of the med school at the end.
Am I completely screwed for Dartmouth? 🙁
According to Catalystik and RogueUnicorn, the answer is yes.
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/thr...-with-wrong-school-name.947206/#post-13016776
I do the same 🙂Ouch yeah, I have separate word docs for each school's secondary. I sit on them for 24 hours after being comfortable with a draft, final set of edits and then copy and paste. Layers of redundancy like that prevents simple mistakes.
Ummmm crap. For the "share something about yourself" question, I copied and pasted an answer I used for George Washington and forgot to change the name of the med school at the end.
Am I completely screwed for Dartmouth? 🙁
Thanks so much! Exactly the advice I needed. Glad to hear they're super responsive too. 🙂You should email them and tell them you noticed a mistake in your essay (don't have to specify it was THIS mistake) and ask if they can reopen your application. Dartmouth was very responsive when I emailed them. Einstein reopened my application due to some web formatting issues I notified them about. This is not a good look, but it's not entirely over!
I know I've actually been sitting on my Dartmouth secondary for a while, wondering if I should reuse GW's essay or come up with a new one. In the end I decided to reuse because I'm running out of time and energy. And I reread the essay twice on two separate occasions, but the school name was literally the very last two words and I guess I somehow managed to miss it. ;_;Ouch yeah, I have separate word docs for each school's secondary. I sit on them for 24 hours after being comfortable with a draft, final set of edits and then copy and paste. Layers of redundancy like that prevents simple mistakes.
You sure? I feel like at least one person on SDN would have gotten one if they did.Interviews came out today, my friend recieved one
You sure? I feel like at least one person on SDN would have gotten one if they did.
Your friend liesNot sure which day as it doesn't say on the portal but the same day the secondary was received it was submitted
Do they send complete emails?
Not sure which day as it doesn't say on the portal but the same day the secondary was received it was submitted
Do they send complete emails?
You should email them and tell them you noticed a mistake in your essay (don't have to specify it was THIS mistake) and ask if they can reopen your application. Dartmouth was very responsive when I emailed them. Einstein reopened my application due to some web formatting issues I notified them about. This is not a good look, but it's not entirely over!
So their response is that they can't reopen it but if I send the correction to her, she can do it for me. I guess I'm telling her I wrote the school name wrong then... ;_;
Is it honestly that bad? I answered their prompt with a diversity essay I wrote for GW. I didn't write about how much I wanted to attend the school and then accidentally put the wrong school name. Surely they must understand that students might want to share similar info about themselves to multiple schools and mistakes happen? Why is withdrawing my best option? What are the repercussions if I don't withdraw? I mean they can't blacklist me and prevent me from matriculating to all other US med schools for something like this if I don't withdraw, right?In all honesty, I would politely withdraw my application if I was in your shoes.
highly doubt there any repercussions besides a rejection. these people are busy with their own admissions process, and I highly doubt they take time out of their day to blacklist you. aint no body got time for that.Is it honestly that bad? I answered their prompt with a diversity essay I wrote for GW. I didn't write about how much I wanted to attend the school and then accidentally put the wrong school name. Surely they must understand that students might want to share similar info about themselves to multiple schools and mistakes happen? Why is withdrawing my best option? What are the repercussions if I don't withdraw? I mean they can't blacklist me and prevent me from matriculating to all other US med schools for something like this if I don't withdraw, right?
Is it honestly that bad? I answered their prompt with a diversity essay I wrote for GW. I didn't write about how much I wanted to attend the school and then accidentally put the wrong school name. Surely they must understand that students might want to share similar info about themselves to multiple schools and mistakes happen? Why is withdrawing my best option? What are the repercussions if I don't withdraw? I mean they can't blacklist me and prevent me from matriculating to all other US med schools for something like this if I don't withdraw, right?
Dartmouth is actually one of my top choices and best fits so I reaaaally want a chance. *sigh*
Thanks guys for your input. I'm going to email her back asking her to change "George Washington" to "Geisel School of Medicine". Oh god this should be interesting...
Thanks guys for your input. I'm going to email her back asking her to change "George Washington" to "Geisel School of Medicine". Oh god this should be interesting...