All of MOST you need to know for applying to med school: For Current Applicants

[Tweetie_bird]

I have taken the liberty (with the help of a few SDN members) to compile several valuable threads into one thread for current applicants. I think this may be really useful to those of you that keep having to bookmark individual threads to keep on top of what's going on. The list that follows includes information on essays, current stats for schools, MCAT/GPA information, .....the list is endless.

Hope you enjoy!!

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Our dear member Pocwana's website that includes info on schools, secondaries, Interview Questions, etc.

new website: http://mysite.verizon.net/res21aye/sdn/
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Another useful thread started by another member, Jalby:
Official Guide to applying to Med School (now includes waitlist info)
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List recommendation requirements for each med school
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List of people willing to read personal statements for 2002-03 cycle

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Flying to interviews? Do not board without reading this:

Help! Tips for finding cheap plane tickets.
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More info on cheap deals on tickets:

Where can I find cheap plane tickets?
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And finally.......
Things you wish you had known before you applied to med school
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.Addresses for Med School Admissions Offices
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The list will continue as I see other valuable threads. If you want something included in our list, PM me.

Note to readers: none of the information above is officially endorsed by SDN. All of this information is "for SDN members, by SDN members" use only. SDN is not responsible for any advice shown above. If you decide to use SDN as a resource to have your PS read, make sure you're sending it to the right (i.e. regular, already applied and in med school) members. If you give out any information about address, phone number, or likewise, do it at your own risk. In other words: look out for thyself and don't follow any advice blindly.

 

[buggy]

Thank you Tweetie, you're always there for us!

 

[uniqueseraph]

Aw..thanks Tweetie.

 

[Tweetie_bird]

bump

 

[nani]

It's been said before, but Tweetie - YOU ARE AWESOME!

 

[Yogi Bear]

Addresses of Medical School Admissions Office

 

[Jalby]

Originally posted by Tweetie_bird
bump

Really Tweetie, I would expect you to know better, as a moderator and all. When it says sticky, that means that the post will remain at the top of the forum. There is no need for the bump.

 

[Moskeeto]

bump

 

[Tweetie_bird]

Originally posted by Jalby
Really Tweetie, I would expect you to know better, as a moderator and all. When it says sticky, that means that the post will remain at the top of the forum. There is no need for the bump.

LOL...really Jalby. As our SDN hero, I thought you'd know when your lackey mimics you.

Actually, that bump was meant to keep it on top of the other sticky since this sticky has somewhat more importance than the other.

 

[Jalby]

Originally posted by Tweetie_bird
LOL...really Jalby. As our SDN hero, I thought you'd know when your lackey mimics you.

sssssssssssuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeee. I believe you.

 

[phar]

PHARMD FORUM gets A+ from SDN community. Go send them your congratulations.........now!!!

 

[NubianPrincess]

Thanks, Tweety!

 

[jbernet1]

I was wondering if we needed to send as many transcripts as schools we are applying to, or just one to AMCAS?
thanks

 

[Tweetie_bird]

I would prefer it if you made a thread about this question, since I am requesting people to only post here if they have useful threads. In any case, in answer to your question, you only send in your transcripts once and the schools get a copy of them as they get your application.

 

[renebean319]

THANKS!! there should be more people out there like you helping people like us!!

 

[envelope]

thank you =) it's glad to know there are people out there to support us sad applicants =(

 

[Neuronix]

An addition... This was posted in a thread by CoverMe recently. It lists the math requirements for each medical school. I figured it would be useful for future applicants as well.

http://www.ocs.fas.harvard.edu/resources/health/Calculus Course Requirements by State.pdf

Good luck to all!