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My premed adviser (who is former adcom at a T5 school) told me that the interviewer may ask about my 5 W’s on my transcript. 4 were when I withdrew due to having to be there for medical issues which have since been resolved and 1 was for a language class which I dropped to take a higher level course in the same language.
I recently interviewed at my top choice, IS medical school. None of my interviewers asked about the W’s but my adviser advised me to contact the admissions office and inform them of the circumstances of my medical withdrawals, especially since he says they fit in with my narrative of wanting to work with underserved communities. He advised that I could talk about how I could talk about how the issue has been since resolved and what I learned from it.
I’m not completely sure whether I should leave it alone, or if I should contact the admissions committee if I’m a borderline applicant for my instate school.
I recently interviewed at my top choice, IS medical school. None of my interviewers asked about the W’s but my adviser advised me to contact the admissions office and inform them of the circumstances of my medical withdrawals, especially since he says they fit in with my narrative of wanting to work with underserved communities. He advised that I could talk about how I could talk about how the issue has been since resolved and what I learned from it.
I’m not completely sure whether I should leave it alone, or if I should contact the admissions committee if I’m a borderline applicant for my instate school.