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SDN Admissions Guide
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I have the guide. It is very helpful for me. Plus, now you can get it with discounted price.
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anyone?
dude, it's a 10 dollar book🙄
http://www.studentdoctor.net/store/...-medical-school-admissions-guide/prod_10.html
dude, I just want usefull books. It's not about the price.
fair enough... here's the amazon link i just found by googling the book:
http://www.amazon.com/Official-Student-Network-Medical-Admissions/dp/1934248177
click on the book's picture to look inside...
I was also considering buying it off Amazon.com.
Would appreciate any input from someone who owns the book 🙂
it's almost 30 bucks on amazon, and 10 bucks on SDN...
er there are prob a lot of free pdf files from other websites that have this exact same thing in there... and both kaplan and princeton review publish nearly identical guides. they arn't going to tell you anything you don't already know... save your effort and stick to using the MSAR and SDN to get the best coverage of where to apply.
chances are, your ahead of the curve by being a SDN user, this seems more like a guidebook id give to my parents so theyd have a clue about what im dealin with.
chances are, your ahead of the curve by being a SDN user, this seems more like a guidebook id give to my parents so theyd have a clue about what im dealin with.
Yes, it is rather usefulHas anyone bought the SDN medical school admissions guide? If so, was it usefull? Any input would be appreciated. Thanks.
I think any info you would ever need can be found on these forums, or you can post your questions and they'll be answered.
Unlike these forums, the book isn't filled with 2000000 troll-infested threads that come about annoying those looking for helpful information.
Or postwhores
