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Hi all,
I just graduated from undergrad this past May and am taking a year off to apply. I listed a few activities on AMCAS that I'll be continuing with this year .. but there are a others that I couldn't list (mainly because they hadn't started). I'm wondering how much these activities that you start during the year off factor into the admissions process?
The main reason I'm asking is .. I have had decent clinical exposure and community service work through the activities I already listed on AMCAS, but I envision several of the ones I'm starting soon will substantially contribute to this. Do you just mainly refer to these in secondaries and such? And if so, is there still enough time for these additional activities to help strengthen your application?
Thanks so much!
I just graduated from undergrad this past May and am taking a year off to apply. I listed a few activities on AMCAS that I'll be continuing with this year .. but there are a others that I couldn't list (mainly because they hadn't started). I'm wondering how much these activities that you start during the year off factor into the admissions process?
The main reason I'm asking is .. I have had decent clinical exposure and community service work through the activities I already listed on AMCAS, but I envision several of the ones I'm starting soon will substantially contribute to this. Do you just mainly refer to these in secondaries and such? And if so, is there still enough time for these additional activities to help strengthen your application?
Thanks so much!