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[Natasha4]

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Hi, I was just wondering, when do the applications come out for the entering 2014 class, and also, do we need volunteer/shadowing experiences at podiatry clinics. How many letter of recommendations do we need? What other things are needed? I have shadowing experiences and volunteering at other doctor offices, just not podiatry.

 

[feet2017]

if you seriously spent 5 minutes researching with the search function you could easily find your answers.......

http://www.aacpm.org/html/careerzone/require.asp

http://www.aacpm.org/html/careerzone/pdfs/AACPM CIB-2013 Entering Class.pdf

and you need a LOR from a podiatrist so.....idk do you think you need to shadow?

 

[MaxillofacialMN]

Hi, I was just wondering, when do the applications come out for the entering 2014 class, and also, do we need volunteer/shadowing experiences at podiatry clinics. How many letter of recommendations do we need? What other things are needed? I have shadowing experiences and volunteering at other doctor offices, just not podiatry.

I needed to get a new car a few months ago. I found an ad on craigslist and it seemed perfect. Great price, pictures looked good, the information looked great. I even went on Edmund's and it seemed like this particular make and model had excellent reviews for reliability.

I got my money together and I had planned on buying the car. However, once I went out to see the car, my opinions instantly changed! There were rust spots not shown in the pictures, rips in the leather seats, a couple of the dash components didn't work, and the check engine light was on.

Long story short, I didn't buy the car and I wasted my time reading all those reviews online and going to the bank to get the money.


Moral of the story is: you might want to check out your car before you go through all the work of getting ready to buy it.

 

[TheTruthAndMore]

I needed to get a new car a few months ago. I found an ad on craigslist and it seemed perfect. Great price, pictures looked good, the information looked great. I even went on Edmund's and it seemed like this particular make and model had excellent reviews for reliability.

I got my money together and I had planned on buying the car. However, once I went out to see the car, my opinions instantly changed! There were rust spots not shown in the pictures, rips in the leather seats, a couple of the dash components didn't work, and the check engine light was on.

Long story short, I didn't buy the car and I wasted my time reading all those reviews online and going to the bank to get the money.


Moral of the story is: you might want to check out your car before you go through all the work of getting ready to buy it.

LOL wut???

 

[EK18]

Car = Podiatry school

It's a metaphor. He's saying you need to put in the time and energy to research something before you make a major investment.

 

[TheTruthAndMore]

Car = Podiatry school

It's a metaphor. He's saying you need to put in the time and energy to research something before you make a major investment.

Lol, I know. I was trying be sarcastic. Why not just say "Great idea to shadow first before you make the plunge"? Sounds a bit less smug than a car buying Craiglist story, lmao.

 

[MaxillofacialMN]

Lol, I know. I was trying be sarcastic. Why not just say "Great idea to shadow first before you make the plunge"? Sounds a bit less smug than a car buying Craiglist story, lmao.

I gotta get my kicks somehow. Also, true story.