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Granted it doesn't sound like he had a shot in hell to get in, but still I think their might be some sense in his argument. Being a white male has some disadvantages.
Granted it doesn't sound like he had a shot in hell to get in, but still I think their might be some sense in his argument. Being a white male has some disadvantages.
Granted it doesn't sound like he had a shot in hell to get in, but still I think their might be some sense in his argument. Being a white male has some disadvantages.
Granted it doesn't sound like he had a shot in hell to get in, but still I think their might be some sense in his argument. Being a white male has some disadvantages.
We greatly respect his interest in the humanities, environmental
issues and human rights, but have had concerns
about whether his personality and somewhat inconsistent
academic performance would lend themselves to the conventions
of the medical profession that he hopes to enter.
That was his own recommendation letter.
The sad part is that this is just proof that some people will write not-so-helpful things in LORs. No wonder pre-meds are so paranoid.That was his own recommendation letter.
This might be my favorite part:
Farmer's 1995 application revealed, as the district court noted, that
Farmer spent the nine years following his high school graduation rock
climbing, hitchhiking, and juggling.
After reading this article, I want to know what my UMB committee vote was. I can't help but imagine it was 14-0 too 🙁
...damn, maybe I should sue them!
And finally Sarah says what we're all thinking....damn, maybe I should sue them!
Yeah but I mean the vote that came after the interview. It'd be almost an honor to get a unanimous vote post-interview, I have to admit.I thought you had an interview though koko...
you at least didn't have a 14-0 vote in round 2.
I love this guy.
My grades and MCAT scores are below average, my personal statement insults doctors and the practice of medicine, my LOR says I'm unfit to become a physician, I've never been able to hold a job (unless you count my mad juggling skillz), oh and I've been arrested (and I'm going to go ahead and NOT explain why that is).
But damn it, I didn't get in cause I'm white!
Don't worry. Our app fees took care of it.I feel sickened about the money UM probably spent in legal fees defending this suit. Such a terrible waste.
After reading this article, I want to know what my UMB committee vote was. I can't help but imagine it was 14-0 too 🙁
Here are is the court's opinion on the case and it provides background into the school's admission policy, the applicant's history, and best of all a quotation of what a bad LOR looks like (on page 6):
http://pacer.ca4.uscourts.gov/opinion.pdf/012039.U.pdf
"Now I realize that some people just have egos that are so out of whack, that no matter what people tell them they can't accept the truth of what they are." -Eric CartmanIn 1994, he applied with a 3.4c/2.8s/25P.
In 1995, he applied with a 3.4c/2.8s/29S.
Both times, he had a crappy PS, bad LORS, and almost no ECs. Idiot.
Hahaha!"Now I realize that some people just have egos that are so out of whack, that no matter what people tell them they can't accept of the truth of what they are." -Eric Cartman
Calvin and Hobbes," Farmer stated that doctors should "be careful
or be roadkill." Farmer also described how, at age nine, he fell out of a tree and broke his arm. According to Farmer, his doctor "pronounced [him] crippled for life—a terrible falsehood to tell a nineyearold boy." Farmer also wrote that "perhaps most doctors have not read any new medical information in the last 12 years." He further stated that "from a very unscientific poll, [he has] determined that nearly everyone has a horror story to tell about a doctor.
Court Documents said:As noted above, Farmer's various applications gave different explanations
for his arrest record. On his 1994 application, Farmer wrote that he
had been convicted of criminal mischief after being "unjustly accused of
damaging a window screen." Farmer also wrote that he failed to appear
to answer a charge of "illegal dogwalking." On his 1995 application, Farmer
claimed that he had merely "once pled `no contest' to something like
4th degree trespassing." Attempting to clarify, Farmer further explained
that "the woman against whom [he] allegedly trespassed later became
[his] girlfriend."
Good luck on those waitlists!! They should start moving more in May.Wow... and I was questioning how good my application was. This definitely makes me feel SO much better about myself.