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is it worth noting audit classes if theres no transcript?
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no transcript = no proof. I wouldn't mention it.
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Would you audit your entire undergrad years taking courses you aren't even registered?
No.
No.
Would you audit your entire undergrad years taking courses you aren't even registered?
No.
What?
What?
You have a unfair advantage over 99% of applicants. I wish I were in your shoes.
MedPR, qwerty is saying you wouldn't be able to graduate on audited classes, so no they don't count and you don't need to list them if there is no transcript as was said above
You have a unfair advantage over 99% of applicants. I wish I were in your shoes.
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I assume he's referring to the fact that you are Native American from your MD apps file. That's like one of those golden tickets from Willy Wonka.
I assume he's referring to the fact that you are Native American from your MD apps file. That's like one of those golden tickets from Willy Wonka.
Well, it's like I've said before. I've got an advantage in medical school applications and a disadvantage in 99% of everything else.
Well, it's like I've said before. I've got an advantage in medical school applications and a disadvantage in 99% of everything else.
lol no.
lol no.
This ^