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Started by carrot395
It doesn't hurt you, but if you don't do a good job explaining what that position entails then it won't benefit you either.
Did it give you leadership experience? Did you learn a thing or two about managing a diverse population? What sort of projects were you a part of? Etc.
And if this is a WAMC thread, you're looking at the wrong section. As @allantois said, graduating early isn't the issue here. No one knows if you'll be ready to apply unless you reveal your stats, ECs, and school choices. And again, it's better if you move this thread to the WAMC section.
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Something I might note, taking the MCAT in June will give you your scores the last week of July. You would want to have your AMCSAS verified and secondaries pre-wrote so you don't have to wait any longer to submit and decrease your chances at interviews. Late July is already getting behind the curve.
1. STOP BEING A CRAZY PRE-MED
2. Graduating early only helps you. You save a semester of tuition. You have a semester off of classes to relax for a bit and explore interests. Just make sure you are working/volunteering/doing something other than sitting around watching Netflix all day.
3. Yep. Many med schools have a requirement that you were at least the president of your pre-med club. Not a single person accepted this year was anything short of the president and/or founder of their pre-med club.
2. Graduating early only helps you. You save a semester of tuition. You have a semester off of classes to relax for a bit and explore interests. Just make sure you are working/volunteering/doing something other than sitting around watching Netflix all day.
3. Yep. Many med schools have a requirement that you were at least the president of your pre-med club. Not a single person accepted this year was anything short of the president and/or founder of their pre-med club.
I...no.
Seriously, if this is the biggest problem in your life, take a gap year or two. Live in the real world and encounter real problems.
I agree with this.
Your description of the role you played trumps the title itself. If you hold an empty title just to say you had it, it won't aid your application in any way. VP who comes up with initiatives, assigns others to tasks to actuate them, and takes overall responsiblity for the outcome will trump Prez who only chairs meetings.
God, I miss pre-allo sometimes.
I bet you do (irony intended). But it's the amusing hyperbole like that below that starts one's day with a smile.
Got a hearty laugh out of that.
P.S. I just noticed you and I joined SDN on the same day, three years apart.
