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As someone who just completed the process I want to say good luck to everyone. Don't let the cycle stress you out too much. You've worked hard, your time is now.


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As someone who just completed the process I want to say good luck to everyone. Don't let the cycle stress you out too much. You've worked hard, your time is now.


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From your experience, which was the hardest/toughest/worst part of the cycle: primary, secondaries, or interviews?
 
From your experience, which was the hardest/toughest/worst part of the cycle: primary, secondaries, or interviews?

Secondaries are very time consuming. Between that and the wait to hear from schools really irked me.


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Since the first transmission date is the 24th this year, would you guys say within the next 2 days is safe? I'm having my PS looked over one last time and they're not done with it yet.
 
Submitted this morning as a reapplicant. This is by far the earliest I've ever applied, so we'll see if timing makes a difference in garnering interviews.

Funny how submitting did nothing to eliminate anxiety. Just added to my credit card bill.
 
Perhaps a stupid question, but are we limited to submitting our application to certain hours (e.g. 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM)? Or can we submit at any hour moving forward? Thank you!
 
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Since the first transmission date is the 24th this year, would you guys say within the next 2 days is safe? I'm having my PS looked over one last time and they're not done with it yet.
Yes, some people on here actually prefer submission during the second day to make sure that there aren't any mishaps on the AMCAS side (due to high volume of submissions). You should be golden.