Is the SDN acceptance predicitor a good april fools joke?

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Some people just like to watch the world burn.
 
Your SDN forum score is:
13
Students with this score generally match to these forum comments:
"I don't see the premed passion. Shame really."
"You are not special."
"Your chances are meh."
"I hear NPs can do everything doctors can. You should think about nursing school."
"Give up all hope."
 
My favorite was "Where do you sit in class?" Obviously pull a chair in front of everyone. Duh. Ain't gonna sit in loser seats.

Thing is though, I like sitting in the back of the glass.

1. I have perfect vision and figure people who can't see well need the from seats more

2. I like observing people and sitting in the back helps

3. No one can notice me browsing reddit on my laptop lol
 
I put that my hair color was blonde (I dye it), and then it was like "95% of applicants admit that this is not their natural hair color. What is your natural hair color?" And then I sadly had to select brown 🙁
 
Haha I cracked up at "how many real friends do you have?" 0 or 1 as the only answers....

Also, the relatives as underrepresented questions, and the hours/week on extracurriculars.
 
I put that my hair color was blonde (I dye it), and then it was like "95% of applicants admit that this is not their natural hair color. What is your natural hair color?" And then I sadly had to select brown 🙁
I actually am blonde... No option for it being real though...🙁
 
This was lovely.

Anyone got an MCAT score that was too high? (new MCAT people especially). They accepted it the second time round so I wasn't sure if that was intentional for the new test. Either way, haha!
 
"Our algorithm suggests you've entered an unreasonably high MCAT based on your credentials, please adjust this."

I entered "30."

Shockingly enough I didn't even fully understand it was a joke until it prompted "Have you considered DO?"

The income slider went right over my head.
 
"Number of family members claimed dead in order to get more time to study for an exam?"
 
"Number of family members claimed dead in order to get more time to study for an exam?"
At my undergrad, there is a built-in report system for excused absences with reasons for missing exams, and it flagged students that put more than 2 parents dying, or 4 grandparents, etc. as reasoning....
 
This predictor is gold, I'm gonna share it with all my pre-med friends
 
This was lovely.

Anyone got an MCAT score that was too high? (new MCAT people especially). They accepted it the second time round so I wasn't sure if that was intentional for the new test. Either way, haha!

lol they must do that for everyone, I got a 510 and that happened to me too.
 
"Our algorithm suggests you've entered an unreasonably high MCAT based on your credentials, please adjust this."

I entered "30."

Shockingly enough I didn't even fully understand it was a joke until it prompted "Have you considered DO?"

The income slider went right over my head.

I realized it was a joke when I put in I had "1-3" Ws on my transcripts and it said that their algorithms determined it was impossible to get in.
 
Haha I admit I thought it was real until I got to "how many third world countries have you volunteered in?"
 
I realized it was a joke when I put in I had "1-3" Ws on my transcripts and it said that their algorithms determined it was impossible to get in.
Haha I put that as well and got the same response. Knew it was fake. I told myself that two schools somehow let me slip through the cracks if this was the case.
 
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