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You seem pretty good. Don't mention your expunged MIP unless you have to. Otherwise, you seem like a stellar applicant.
I agree with Dana, but also add more Harvard/Stanford class schools, along with Keck and Emory classesThere will be significant wait list movement after May 1st so you could still be accepted at Baylor or Northwestern. It was probably your lack of clinical exposure that hurt your application. I suggest these schools when you reapply
All your Michigan schools
Toledo
Cincinnati
Case Western
Ohio State
Washington University
Pittsburgh
Rochester
Tufts
Boston University
Einstein
Hofstra
Mount Sinai
NYU
Duke
Miami
U Virginia
I suggest:I debated whether to disclose it last cycle, and my adviser highly recommended it. I was just walking home by myself when it happened so I'm very comfortable talking about it and discussing what I learned as a result. I figured if I apply to any of the same schools (which I plan to) I should do the same this year.
I really appreciate the feedback everyone! So with my school list, I'm trying to balance my concern of not being accepted anywhere with my desire to take a shot at a top school. After applying to the safer bets in-state like MSU and Wayne, how many Harvard/Stanford or Keck/Emory schools do you think would be reasonable to take a chance and apply to? I wanted to increase my school list from last time, but am not sure how many to add.
You seem pretty good. Don't mention your expunged MIP unless you have to. Otherwise, you seem like a stellar applicant.
@Green_Goose no problem. I had about 100 between EMT training and shadowing and from talking to advisers/committee members it was the biggest point against my app.
Ok that's a great list, thanks. The only one I was questioning was Mayo since their class size is so small and I don't have a publication. Do you think there's still a chance at an II?
Sorry I was unclear earlier, I actually applied in the 2016-17 cycle. But I actually did send that love letter! I figured there was really no down-side, but in the end it wasn't quite enough to tip the scales in my favor.
Don't worry, I'm not considering doing this and from everything I've heard it is not a major concern as long as I prepare to talk about it, which I have.
I think Mayo is worth a shot@Green_Goose no problem. I had about 100 between EMT training and shadowing and from talking to advisers/committee members it was the biggest point against my app.
Ok that's a great list, thanks. The only one I was questioning was Mayo since their class size is so small and I don't have a publication. Do you think there's still a chance at an II?
Sorry I was unclear earlier, I actually applied in the 2016-17 cycle. But I actually did send that love letter! I figured there was really no down-side, but in the end it wasn't quite enough to tip the scales in my favor.
Don't worry, I'm not considering doing this and from everything I've heard it is not a major concern as long as I prepare to talk about it, which I have.