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Full time work doesn't count.
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...this is unrepentant BS. You can absolutely put that on AMCAS.
haha for those who work full time the classes are "extra curriculars"
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...this is unrepentant BS. You can absolutely put that on AMCAS.
I agree with you, it seemed a bit crazy to me. This was coming straight from the dean of admissions at a conference. I don't doubt that you can list that on your AMCAS. I guess they saw a full time job more of a necessity and a part time job as a choice, making it a EC. I do think that what the school accepts and what an AMCAS accepts differs though.
Where the hell would you put work?
I work 40+ hours..that is definitely going in there!!!!
I work 40+ hours..that is definitely going in there!!!!
ridiculous. of course it goes on AMCAS just like anything else.
I agree with you, it seemed a bit crazy to me. This was coming straight from the dean of admissions at a conference. I don't doubt that you can list that on your AMCAS. I guess they saw a full time job more of a necessity and a part time job as a choice, making it a EC. I do think that what the school accepts and what an AMCAS accepts differs though.
Ah, well, see that's why the section is conveniently named "activities."😀
Agreed....this is unrepentant BS. You can absolutely put that on AMCAS.
Echoing this just for emphasis. I really hope you didn't hear this garbage from an advisor....this is unrepentant BS. You can absolutely put that on AMCAS.
This is the most accurate post I have read on SDN in months....this is unrepentant BS. You can absolutely put that on AMCAS.
Echoing this just for emphasis. I really hope you didn't hear this garbage from an advisor.
Haha, I totally know what you guys mean, it does sound like BS for sure. That's why I was compelled to share. Coming from much better source then an advisor.