So, I don't know what I was thinking. I didn't cite my publication on AMCAS because I thought it would have asked me to. Plus, just describing the paper took up all 700 characters. I am hoping my professor that I did the research with cited it in my letter. Will this hurt me a lot?
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Presumably, you entered the name of the Journal and the date of Publication in the header? With your name as an author, that is enough for an interested adcomm to locate your publication.
Where Secondaries don't allow for the citation inclusion, an update letter/email can be used.
Thank you!
My processor said she added the name of the article and the journal title in my rec letter? That should be adequate right?
More than adequate as there is now no doubt that the publication exists.
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I'd still add it to Secondaries where possible and include it in the fall update letter where it wasn't. It doesn't hurt to be doubly sure all adcomms are aware.
