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[Mr.Smile12]

Welcome to the forums.

My first impression is that I hope CCLCM notices you and gives you a shot, too. That research profile grabs my attention, and I hope you can show your ability to thrive in their unique curriculum, which emphasizes more independent-driven learning. I'm not sure if you need more primary care exposure, and I'm not sure your strong lean towards research could make Rush and UIC shy away from you. I'll let others put in their recommendations, but I wanted to note what I saw. I'm guessing you aren't interested in MSTP/MD-PhD tracks.

 

[theincrediblehulk]

Welcome to the forums.

My first impression is that I hope CCLCM notices you and gives you a shot, too. That research profile grabs my attention, and I hope you can show your ability to thrive in their unique curriculum, which emphasizes more independent-driven learning. I'm not sure if you need more primary care exposure, and I'm not sure your strong lean towards research could make Rush and UIC shy away from you. I'll let others put in their recommendations, but I wanted to note what I saw. I'm guessing you aren't interested in MSTP/MD-PhD tracks.

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[Mr.Smile12]

Thanks for the response! And you're correct I do not want to pursue an MD-PhD track. Do you think that there any schools I should add?

Add? No. I recommend keeping your list under 30. Others will recommend based on your stats. I go for purpose and mission fit since that rules adcoms decisions.

To that end, how do you want research to shape your med school training? Your experience trends towards the ROAD specialities it appears.

 

[theincrediblehulk]

Add? No. I recommend keeping your list under 30. Others will recommend based on your stats. I go for purpose and mission fit since that rules adcoms decisions.

To that end, how do you want research to shape your med school training? Your experience trends towards the ROAD specialities it appears.

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[LunaOri]

Suggest dropping the state schools that are not OOS friendly. Add UMass, which is OOS friendly and has lots of research funding.