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I just read your other post. That's a really silly way to do things IMO
I guess the idea is if they are already scoring over 10, they don't need the point boost
I just read your other post. That's a really silly way to do things IMO
I should join themIt is Friday. Maybe they are drinking haha
You lost your credibility with me when you attacked my reasons for helping URMs, sorry.
You don't even make sense anymore. My GPA was less than 3.9 maybe that's why I don't understand anything you say.
You've got to think in the future tense. Listen to what I'm saying.
When someone who didn't deserve to be admitted to medical school is sued for gross negligence/malpractice because of a preventable medication error or something, is this racial defense what they should use in court?
"Well, the patient felt more comfortable with a same-colored incompetent doc, so let's just let this case slide?"
Here's the thrust of the hippocratic oath, FYI:
"I will prescribe regimens for the good of my patients according to my ability and my judgment and never do harm to anyone."
Ability and judgement don't automatically present themselves at your white coat ceremony.
that's premed logic for you there. Standardized testing ability to fill in multiple choice bubbles predicts basic science performance, USMLE performance, clinical rotation performance, specialty choice, and base attending salary.If there's one thing the pre-allo forum has taught me, its that ACT + SAT + uGPA + MCAT will provide one with all the information needed to know all the minutiae of one's future.
Yup I ate them. He'll make it out eventually, maybe not the same way he got in tho. My badI'd like to think that somewhere deep down inside of you that there's a reasonable, mature person trying to get out. I can help you, if you want.
Without the low performing URM you'd have no one to tutor so that you can pack your CV showing what an altruistic human being you are.I'd like to think that somewhere deep down inside of you there's a reasonable, mature person trying to get out. I can help you, if you want.
What's your solution to the low performing URM student problem in this country? To just admit them to medical school and hope that they succeed?
Don't forget parenting potential and penis sizethat's premed logic for you there. Standardized testing ability to fill in multiple choice bubbles predicts basic science performance, USMLE performance, clinical rotation performance, specialty choice, and base attending salary.
Yup I ate them. He'll make it out eventually, maybe not the same way he got in tho. My bad
I have a lot of black friends too!Come on. Work with me, here. Like the moderator said, play nice.
I work with URMs ALL THE TIME. I have a lot of ideas. I'm curious what yours are...
that's premed logic for you there. Standardized testing ability to fill in multiple choice bubbles predicts basic science performance, USMLE performance, clinical rotation performance, specialty choice, and base attending salary.
I have a lot of black friends too!
I have a lot of black friends too!
I'm serious. I try to work in specific areas related to places that I see room for improvement. This includes:
1. GRE preparation
2. Research mentoring and lab placement
3. Straight up taking URMs to graduate school classes with me
You really have no idea what I've done at my University to help URMs.
Your last statement is false.If you're not a "team player" you will flounder if not fail on your clinical rotations and you will fail out of residency guaranteed. If you think medicine as it is practiced today, is solitary in nature, you need to choose another profession.
Edit: There are few specialties which this is the case: Pathology, etc. as even Radiology requires interpersonal skills.
Awesome. Soon premeds/med students will start wanting to bill insurance for getting clinical vignette questions correct.You mean patients aren't clinical vignettes with a question stem and a finite number of answer choices to choose from??
Okay... I'm not sure what your point is? This gives you inside knowledge to know URMs are "undeserving"?I'm serious. I try to work in specific areas related to places that I see room for improvement. This includes:
1. GRE preparation
2. Research mentoring and lab placement
3. Straight up taking URMs to graduate school classes with me
You really have no idea what I've done at my University to help URMs.
You mean patients aren't clinical vignettes with a question stem and a finite number of answer choices to choose from??
Being the "head" of the treatment team still means you have to be a team player.Your last statement is false.
Doctors in many specialties are still luckily the head of the treatment team.
Okay... I'm not sure what your point is? This gives you inside knowledge to know URMs are "undeserving"?
Ben Carson. The title of his book is pretty famous in the medical field.You can recognize a conservative hero just by their hands? What is the hero's name?
Why don't you take a break from helping me and help yourself, son. I'm doing just fine.I'm trying to help you. Maybe you don't see it, but I think that you do.
Excuse me for saying so, but it sounds like you've been blinded by PC nonsense. It's okay if you want to hate on me because I'm white and help URMs... it's not any different than the strange looks I get when I go to MESA programs. People can't believe that I'm trying to help them for no money. Be my guest and hate some more.
That's not Ben Carson's hands in the picture, I'm not that creepy.Ben Carson. The title of his book is pretty famous in the medical field.
Ben Carson. The title of his book is pretty famous in the medical field.
That's not Ben Carson's hands in the picture, I'm not that creepy.
Ben Carson lost his way haha. Oh well, that's the beauty of individuals
I can't think of a single job in medicine where you work without interacting with anyone. Everyone has a boss, everyone has to interact with someone else to do their job better. That's a very old school mentality ya got there.Being the "head" of the treatment team still means you have to be a team player.
Awesome. Soon premeds/med students will start wanting to bill insurance for getting clinical vignette questions correct.
Why don't you take a break from helping me and help yourself, son. I'm doing just fine.
... ?You heard me perfectly, didn't you? Yeah, you did.
You heard me perfectly, didn't you? Yeah, you did.
< makes an "L" shape. "L" is for less than!Did no one teach you the pacman trick? Pacman is hungry and wants to eat the biggest number
< makes an "L" shape. "L" is for less than!
You lost your credibility with, ....well, most people, when, a while back, you kept going on about how non hard science majors shouldn't go to medical school.You lost your credibility with me when you attacked my reasons for helping URMs, sorry.
It's a well-known fact that men are better at math. With our penises, we can count to eleven.Right that's why I had a hard time with calculus. My vagina was getting in the way 🙄
I can count to 13. Should I be worried?It's a well-known fact that men are better at math. With our penises, we can count to eleven.
I can count to 13. Should I be worried?
Did I say anything that personally concerns you? It's just a statistical fact, not a fact about you; stats are measurements of the masses. You may be good at calculus, but that doesn't invalidate the statistics.Right that's why I had a hard time with calculus. My vagina was getting in the way 🙄
Did I say anything that personally concerns you? It's just a statistical fact, not a fact about you; stats are measurements of the masses. You may be good at calculus, but that doesn't invalidate the statistics.
Did I say anything that personally concerns you? It's just a statistical fact, not a fact about you; stats are measurements of the masses. You may be good at calculus, but that doesn't invalidate the statistics.
I have a question for you; "are YOU stupid?"Are you stupid?
I have a question for you; "are YOU stupid?"
As far as your question goes, I think that I am not. Why do you ask? Why do you resort to personal attack rather than discussion about facts?
No, the gimp show continues here on SDN.
It's an interesting study. One that doesn't refute the fact that women consistently score worse than men on mathematical abilities tests, but interesting. It is true that people have a bias against women's actual ability, but of course, many biases exist because of pattern recognition. It is interesting how they decided that the bias was completely unfounded given testimonials based on a 4 minute, 2-digit mathematical summing activity that was to serve as a measure of the applicants mathematical ability. 2-digit-summing would seem like a less-than-phenomenal measurement of ability, which would give reason to doubt this "objective and accurate" measurement. The fact that this test isn't substantial is a good reason that the bias did not "disappear fully," as stated in the article. Note that the bias was implied to have decreased significantly given this evidence, even though the test was somewhat lacking. These results are completely unsurprising, to me.Okay look, everyone read this right now:
http://news.sciencemag.org/math/2014/03/both-genders-think-women-are-bad-basic-math
Have none of you been introduced to feminism at all in college? What the hell.