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Best advice I can give is to be honest and talk about experiences you've had and how you think they've brought out qualities in you that you believe a good DO should possess. So, yeah, anecdotes are fine. Mostly, the admissions department just wants to get to know you as a person.
my advice is to hurry up...its getting late
hottie said:
WoW. Good Job! Guess you arent a procrastinator like me.
This is the best way to go. Don't get too complicated as the answer should be around 500 words unless they have a different limit. I was able to use my job as a Personal Trainer to tie in all the anecdotes/qualities.
chiddy said:
1)I'm a waiter
2)doctors need good interpersonal skills
3)explain how you managed busboys, followed instruction from coworkers /managers, waiter-customer relationship=patient doctor relationship on a level of communication,etc.
you could do this with any job, activity(club/volunteer),family,etc. I wanted to address a number of points and this was the easiest way.
2)doctors need good interpersonal skills
3)explain how you managed busboys, followed instruction from coworkers /managers, waiter-customer relationship=patient doctor relationship on a level of communication,etc.
you could do this with any job, activity(club/volunteer),family,etc. I wanted to address a number of points and this was the easiest way.
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