a potentially huge risk, but i think i am gonna go for it...what do you think?

[WTEngel]

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Zero integrity. Zero attempt to take blame for the situation ( in fact you keep blaming everyone else.) Zero reason you should be a doctor.

I don't care if your MCAT is 45, if you don't have integrity, you're useless in my book.

Additionally, you keep saying this is a tough decision. It really isn't a tough decision. You either have integrity and man up, or take the coward's route and lie.

People like you are all the same. You have your mind made up and you're arrogant enough to believe that you are entitled enough to get away with something like this.

I hope you get in and they find out when you're in MS III and kick you out.

 

[eefen]

OP, if I were you, I'd beg the mods to delete this thread....or make a donation so you can.

 

[gearsofwar3]

OP, if I were you, I'd beg the mods to delete this thread....or make a donation so you can.

why?

 

[eefen]

If you decide to be honest on your application (which I would commend as being the best course, as at least initially you had a decent story), you don't want your moral dilemma on the interwebz for all the SDN-perusing adcoms to see, especially since your offense is so specific.

 

[Disinence2]

I say go for it!

If not you can always get it next year. Just make up something about why you dont have it that sounds reasonable.

There is absolutely no way this could come up during residency interviews.

Play the game! Bullsh*t the adcoms all u can.

PM me for details

 

[pre med 2014]

The truth is always more important than the consequences or whatever minor inconvenience you might have to go through by explaining and re explaining this to your grave.

Do yourself a favor and be honest, you seem like a great applicant so do the right thing.

lol, thats just what they say so they can screen out the criminals.

 

[Ashley1989]

lol, thats just what they say so they can screen out the criminals.

Well, if you don't tell the truth, when you are eventually found out it's even worse. That could be why the truth is more important than the consequences! In a way it's less to lose..?

 

[ShenanigansMD]

Ouch, yeah man I'm glad you apologized, this is a little too much. I'll admit though that I'm not completely innocent, as I've been a troll sometimes (for fun, let me add).

 

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[DoctorLacrosse]

Given your high MCAT, be sure to apply to WashU.

Was this LizzyM subliminally telling us what school she works for so she could personally be on the look out for the OP? ... or did I read entirely too far into this post 😀

 

[Josh7]

Was this LizzyM subliminally telling us what school she works for so she could personally be on the look out for the OP? ... or did I read entirely too far into this post 😀

I believe she said that because WashU requires some sort of letter from you school's dean that would definitely disclose the disciplinary action.

 

[Ansar]

I believe she said that because WashU requires some sort of letter from you school's dean that would definitely disclose the disciplinary action.

Nah, it's because WashU gets giddy like a schoolgirl when seeing a 40+ (read: they're statwhores), and gearsofwar got a 41