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Does anyone know what this asterisk means?
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I could be wrong but asterisks are sometimes used to denote students that graduated with distinction/honors etc. Usually there is a key or legend that states what exactly it means. I would guess it means graduating with honors or something along those lines.
thank you. But it doesnt have a legend on that document for some reason. Is it because they scored in the top percentile for the USMLE maybe?
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I have heard honey badger estrogens run rampant among M1s in many of the top schools. They increase focus, intensity, furriness, and incisor size by 454%.
seriously? why would you post something as a response that has NOTHING to do with the inquiry? If you don't know then don't post. That's just silly. Thank you.
lmao
I've always been a fan of Rule 34 myself...
It's obviously PEDs. T's and P's OP*.
PinknGreenMD means business, guys. Don't you dare take up her thread real estate with useless drivel.
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