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There's this thing, and it's called residency, and schools know that you can follow your interest in that.For example, let's say I am interested in caring for diverse patients, but the school is located in a non-diverse area. Or if I'm interested in research, but the school does not have strong research. Should I avoid mentioning these?
I think that the good fit is decided more after interviews.Definitiely, I have only talked about passions that match my experiences and upbringing.
How about the "good fit" aspect? Schools always want a student who is a "good fit" for them. So if someone is interested in serving minority patients, then would that be worth mentioning at a school like Geisel which is in a city that is 81% white and a state that is 94% white. I know residency is separate, but will schools be turned off, thinking the student is not a "good fit."