Both my mom AND my dad told me that their doctors think they have cancer the week I took the exam (they didnt know that I was about to take the test because I moved it so many times, otherwise they would have waited to tell me). For some reason I decided to take it anyways because I was ready in terms of content and practice scores. My mind was just blanking that whole week, and the day of the test I felt like I was in a trance. I should have moved it.
Urology is the only field I have a genuine interest in. I am distraught because I know it really ruins my chances, but I want to know if there even is a chance at all. If I kill step 2, get some more good research in, and do well on my clinicals, will it make a difference? I have good extracurriculars if that helps also. I go to a mid tier school with a home program, and can get really good LORs too.
Any advice would be really appreciated. I know it would be wise to ask the program people at my school, but im too down to tell them yet. Thanks guys.
Urology is the only field I have a genuine interest in. I am distraught because I know it really ruins my chances, but I want to know if there even is a chance at all. If I kill step 2, get some more good research in, and do well on my clinicals, will it make a difference? I have good extracurriculars if that helps also. I go to a mid tier school with a home program, and can get really good LORs too.
Any advice would be really appreciated. I know it would be wise to ask the program people at my school, but im too down to tell them yet. Thanks guys.
