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Does everyone fill this information out? I left it blank but I'm wondering if it's a disadvantage... Just to add, I'm not filling out any optional questions either. Any opinions?
If it's optional, then who cares. I think I filled out family information, but I don't remember if it was optional or not.
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It helps us to know if there's a doctor in the family. Everything and then one of my colleagues' radar goes off when he sees the child of two MDs and sibling of MDs, applying to our school, and he wonders if the parents aren't pushing the kid into a career he doesn't want.
Does everyone fill this information out? I left it blank but I'm wondering if it's a disadvantage... Just to add, I'm not filling out any optional questions either. Any opinions?
It helps us to know if there's a doctor in the family. Everything and then one of my colleagues' radar goes off when he sees the child of two MDs and sibling of MDs, applying to our school, and he wonders if the parents aren't pushing the kid into a career he doesn't want.
Alright, fair enough.
one of my colleagues' radar goes off when he sees the child of two MDs and sibling of MDs, applying to our school, and he wonders if the parents aren't pushing the kid into a career he doesn't want.
In my opinion, this is an unfair assumption.
It helps us to know if there's a doctor in the family. Everything and then one of my colleagues' radar goes off when he sees the child of two MDs and sibling of MDs, applying to our school, and he wonders if the parents aren't pushing the kid into a career he doesn't want.
i.e. dont fill it out if you have lots of doctors in your family
In my opinion, this is an unfair assumption.
sh** happens.
To worry too much about that is somewhat like all of the various renditions of the "volunteering doesnt really show altruism" threads that pop up every other day.