Back in the day when I did it from the Ivy-laced tower, it was
2 Nobel science winners, 1 Nobel literature winner, and 1 other ... usually a MacArthur genius or something. Has that changed or something?
I'm kidding. I would think a non-science letter is generally nice and shows you are somewhat appreciative of knowledge, beauty, thought outside of medicine/science, no?
Thanks, I read the FAQ and have been googling schools since. I got a question for you since you really know your stuff 🙂. I have no non-science recommendation letters and like 5 stellar science profs one, some md letters, and a math professor's stellar letter. I've noticed that some schools count math as non-science and only one (creighton) says math is a science major, would it be worth just sending my math recommendation letter as a non-science letter to medical schools? Only other options would probably be some half-baked letter from a non-science prof who i didn't really connect with or not apply at those schools at all. What do you think?
Back in the day when I did it from the Ivy-laced tower, it was
2 Nobel science winners, 1 Nobel literature winner, and 1 other ... usually a MacArthur genius or something. Has that changed or something?
I'm kidding. I would think a non-science letter is generally nice and shows you are somewhat appreciative of knowledge, beauty, thought outside of medicine/science, no?
yea, true i didnt connect with any non-science profs though 🙁 do you think a math letter would count as non-science? some schools do count it as non-science and only creighton explicitly says it doesn't. i dont want to cross off a ton of schools because of this non-science letter req, but at the same time I don't want to waste time applying to schools I will automatically get rejected bc of this issue for. help?
Thanks, I read the FAQ and have been googling schools since. I got a question for you since you really know your stuff 🙂. I have no non-science recommendation letters and like 5 stellar science profs one, some md letters, and a math professor's stellar letter. I've noticed that some schools count math as non-science and only one (creighton) says math is a science major, would it be worth just sending my math recommendation letter as a non-science letter to medical schools? Only other options would probably be some half-baked letter from a non-science prof who i didn't really connect with or not apply at those schools at all. What do you think?
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