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I have a few common questions about applying for this approaching cycle. Sorry if this is so routine.
1) I'm deciding between taking the May 20th, June 2nd, or June 18th MCAT. The extra time after school ends is probably going to be beneficial for studying. How would I submit my AMCAS and still be considered early. Which date is recommended? If I were to take the June dates how should I approach applying? Also how long does it usually take to verify your primary app and get secondaries rolling in? Also how long does it take to get secondaries after adding a school?
2) I possibly may have the chance to submit a paper for publication but the issue is the paper probably gets submitted end of June, July, or early August. It's obviously a fluid situation depending on how the results turn out. I'll at that point have submitted my primary app. Is there any way to notify schools of this publication and would they even care. I've been working at this lab for a while on and off and it would be nice to show that a publication came out of it.
Thanks
1) I'm deciding between taking the May 20th, June 2nd, or June 18th MCAT. The extra time after school ends is probably going to be beneficial for studying. How would I submit my AMCAS and still be considered early. Which date is recommended? If I were to take the June dates how should I approach applying? Also how long does it usually take to verify your primary app and get secondaries rolling in? Also how long does it take to get secondaries after adding a school?
2) I possibly may have the chance to submit a paper for publication but the issue is the paper probably gets submitted end of June, July, or early August. It's obviously a fluid situation depending on how the results turn out. I'll at that point have submitted my primary app. Is there any way to notify schools of this publication and would they even care. I've been working at this lab for a while on and off and it would be nice to show that a publication came out of it.
Thanks