Same thing but a straight leg pant. I asked some pol about it and they just said that you can't really change your body so just have to go with it. The jacket to my suit is also sufficiently long that it covers the top part of my but so it doesn't draw to much attention, but I have a skirt suit as well just in case.
I'm suppose to hear from 2 places that special day!! Hopefully good news for us all!
Basically it's the first day schools will give out their decisions.
Ohhh ok. Don’t have any interviews yet so ig it doesn’t apply to me lol
When were you complete?
Not sure if adding school's at the moment is considered late in the cycle but I think you'd have a good shot at most schools, and they can't say yes unless you apply
(or please direct me to the proper forum to post this question if this isn't the right place)Aside from the things you mentioned, having a good school list and a well written application will help. When the time comes, ask the adcoms about the schools u should apply to.Hey everyone,
Congrats to everyone receiving II's and those of you that have been accepted. I spent a lot of time just reading your inspirational stories and seeing what this community has done! Now, I won't be applying for at least 2 more cycles. I'm currently doing a semi DIY Postbacc and hopefully moving forward to a formal program at my state school. Due to my less than stellar performance during undergrad(many factors), according to my calculations (including my postbacc) my cGPA will be around a 2.99, Maybe a 3.1 if I add a few math courses from my local CC, my sGPA (hopefully) will be around a 3.9. I will also be completing 2 graduate degrees (business admin and project management) by then, I know they don't carry much weight, but I figured I'd mention it. I'll be a nontrad Nigerian-American applicant from an underserved community. I'm a good test taker especially standardized tests (I know the MCAT is a whole different animal lol) Basically I want to know what else I should be doing aside from dedicated MCAT studying when that time comes, research experience and other ECs what I should be doing to increase my chances for a successful cycle (classes, prayer lol anything that works). I know it happens, but I'd really rather not have to apply twice. Any and all suggestions are welcome
Definitely going to have ringer on full blast, best of wishes for all of you!!
This advice + your name are A+
(and I also really am trying to withdraw from interviews before I dish out on more flights)
I'd be so down to drop more interviews if they were from a whole bunch of lower-tier schools that aren't better than the ones I've gotten into. I have withdrawn from a few schools In haven't heard back from though. Feels amazing to have that much power though.Really hoping to jump on the A train soon..this waiting game on decisions from schools post oct. 15 is agonizing
Congrats to all you future docs so far!!!
Your signature is insane (RIP bank account) I can see you getting a minimum of like 8 acceptances if you go to the rest of the 20 II. Better negotiate a huge financial package lol
Thanks. Actually been doing all types of cost savings.
Oh heck yeah. Gonna try my best to hustle for financial aid. Like basically they have to beat Texas CoA. I'm poor my parents too so even they ask for my parents stuff they'll see same ****. Give me money lol!
I spoke with a MS2 at an expensive Midwest school this week that was a TX resident when they applied. They were able to finesse being a TX resident/having a TX acceptance into package negotiations.
That's lit, yo. If the Texas school gives me instate tuition right off the bat, that would be aces for the financial aid hustle.
(even though I don't know you personally lol).
Jeez, you guys have me second guessing my application photo. I'm dressed professionally with natural makeup, but my hair is a tapered TWA with 4c coils.
(Not me in the pic. Example in case you don't know what I mean)
I don't personally feel like it's a particularly edgy style, but the adcoms in the fly-over state PWIs might.
Is this a course or did you just use their review materials? Only know a little about Altius. For me, ended up using Examcrackers books, Khan academy videos, and a ton of review questions from any free sources I could get. Spread my studying over 6 months since I was working full time though.
Schools usually release financial aid around February/March
Wow great stats and experiences! If you can get above a 512 mcat and you should be highly competitive at T10s
