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Personal Statement/LOR
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So this is the time where I guess I'm supposed to be writing the Personal Statement alongside collecting the LOR's.
By what date do you guys think I should be 100% done with my personal statement and have my LOR's ready to go?
June 3, the first day you can submit your application.
LOL. Smart answer.
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Anyone else?
Anyone else?
If you want someone to proofread it then finish it early by say 2-3 weeks. Otherwise June 3 or when you apply.
2-3 weeks from now or 2-3 weeks before June 3rd?
LOL. Smart answer.
no he was being serious... you should have it all done on or before june 3rd if you want to apply early
Why wait?
Have the application in the first week.
Start the personal statement now.
Talk to your professors that will write the LOR. June is a tricky time. School is out, people love to say things that they will never do, professors get busy and forget, if anything can go wrong- it will, excuses, etc..
During my interview quest, several faculty commented on my submission date. They thought that submitting early shows, dedication, punctual, and that you have been playing on applying to dental school and have done your research.
Have the application in the first week.
Start the personal statement now.
Talk to your professors that will write the LOR. June is a tricky time. School is out, people love to say things that they will never do, professors get busy and forget, if anything can go wrong- it will, excuses, etc..
During my interview quest, several faculty commented on my submission date. They thought that submitting early shows, dedication, punctual, and that you have been playing on applying to dental school and have done your research.
I already have one of the LOR's down. The other is going to be self-written on my professor's behalf. The Personal Statement hasn't been written. I just hope to get everything worked out.