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I'm In!!! After second try!
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CONGRATS OPUS!! where did you get in??


I had a 35 MCAT from Notre Dame...I've applied to 22, 3 rejects after secondary, 4 interviews so far
poloace-- it"s still really early for interviews
Sweet Tea--- got into UL my state school..still waiting to hear from 3 others, but not holding my breath
poloace-- it"s still really early for interviews
Sweet Tea--- got into UL my state school..still waiting to hear from 3 others, but not holding my breath
Congrats opus. I'm sure you are relieved. You're going to be a doctor, yeaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Woot woot represent SDN..way to go

Opus,
You have broken the AMA seal!! Congratulations! Doesn't it feel great to know that you are going to be a physician??? Now, you just get to wait around and see what other schools decide and will hopefully be fortunate enough to have some choices. Again, many congrats.

You have broken the AMA seal!! Congratulations! Doesn't it feel great to know that you are going to be a physician??? Now, you just get to wait around and see what other schools decide and will hopefully be fortunate enough to have some choices. Again, many congrats.

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From what I understand, Hero already got into med school (don't know where).😀
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Katie
many congratulations to you! I also had to apply twice before I got in, and now I'm a second year. good for you!
I was told I lacked ECs and they weren't convinced med is what I really wanted to do. So I shadowed a doctor over the summer before reapplying and got a recomm. from him to put in my file. Quess it worked. For anyone applying, get more ECs because they count. The competition is tough, esp. when the avg. age of med students is between 22 - 39. If your as old as 30 then you have alot of ECs. compared to a new graduate. Also we have only 2 state schools here, and they are heavy with females, 50 to 60% on avg.
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