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I posted this same question on the pre-allo board, but no one responded. Hopefully you guys will have more experience with this 😕
Alright, so after receiving my mediocre MCAT scores last night, I've decided to put off applying until next year. I figure in this time I can improve the GPA, get some more medical experience, and maintain whatever's left of my sanity
Anyways, I've already collected letters of recommendation from a few professors, but I guess I won't be using them. When I apply next year, can/should I use some of the letters I had written this year, or should I just gather a whole next batch of them next year. Does it look bad to send out letters that were written a year ago?
Alright, so after receiving my mediocre MCAT scores last night, I've decided to put off applying until next year. I figure in this time I can improve the GPA, get some more medical experience, and maintain whatever's left of my sanity
Anyways, I've already collected letters of recommendation from a few professors, but I guess I won't be using them. When I apply next year, can/should I use some of the letters I had written this year, or should I just gather a whole next batch of them next year. Does it look bad to send out letters that were written a year ago?
