i dont think ive had tremendous success but i got into my top choice so im not complaining. I think had i applied on time I would have had more choices in the end. BUt that said, I do feel ive emerged from this process with a good understanding of what it takes to do well, and how to shape yourself so the adcoms look favorably, with help of some sdn'ers. People starting the process, Id be happy to share what i have learned with you; message me.
I was trying to concentrate on the acceptances not the rejections. Who is faring best acceptance-wise? Anyone get into all their schools so far or most of them?
I was trying to concentrate on the acceptances not the rejections. Who is faring best acceptance-wise? Anyone get into all their schools so far or most of them?
Success is relative. Who cares if you got in to 15 out of 20 or 1 out of 1 (The latter obviously being more successful, scoring 100 %). Be happy that you got in anywhere and that you are going to be a doctor. This shouldn't be a pissing contest. Enough said!
Sorry if this sounds angry, but we have all tried very hard to be successful and one very small failure (ie: rejection from the one school you really wanted) can really take a toll
I was very suprised when i got waitlisted at Case...I have been student of the year there two times, 4.0 student, lots of ECs and very respectable MCATs. It def had me down in the dumps for a while, but my Pitt acceptance sure put an end to that...
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