Is current application cycle for September 2010?

[noonespecial]

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I am curious if I should apply now or wait for may 1. Thank you.

 

[Morsetlis]

Fail.

You start applying in June 2009 for a seat in the August 2010 matriculating (starting) class.

You start applying in June 2010 for a seat in the August 2011 matriculating (starting) class.

And you're a medical student?

Am I missing something here...

 

[noonespecial]

Fail.

You start applying in June 2009 for a seat in the August 2010 matriculating (starting) class.

You start applying in June 2010 for a seat in the August 2011 matriculating (starting) class.

And you're a medical student?

Am I missing something here...

Sorry no idea about application cycles and yes I am medical student in Carib school about to drop out.

 

[Everglide]

Yep, have all your primary materials ready for June. You mentioned you're taking the MCAT in July so once your scores come in you will be good to go.

Good luck with the MCAT and next cycle.

 

[noonespecial]

Yep, have all your primary materials ready for June. You mentioned you're taking the MCAT in July so once your scores come in you will be good to go.

Good luck with the MCAT and next cycle.

How do I know what primary material I need? I can't long in till May..
Also do you recommend I take it in june or july mcat is fine?

 

[Everglide]

June or July is fine. Earlier is better but make sure you're prepared before you take it.

Materials - Transcripts for all places you have attended after high school (this includes medical school I think?). Activities such as volunteering, shadowing, clinical, and research, personal statement, money/credit card for applications, letters of rec preferably with DO letter.

It's not a whole lot different from AMCAS, the personal statement prompt is slightly shorter and class designations are different.

 

[noonespecial]

June or July is fine. Earlier is better but make sure you're prepared before you take it.

Materials - Transcripts for all places you have attended after high school (this includes medical school I think?). Activities such as volunteering, shadowing, clinical, and research, personal statement, money/credit card for applications, letters of rec preferably with DO letter.

It's not a whole lot different from AMCAS, the personal statement prompt is slightly shorter and class designations are different.

cool, I never went through AMCAS, carib schools are not on amcas