Showing Interest in Medical Schools

[deleted895568]

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Hi everyone!
I am a senior who is applying in the 2019 cycle. Since I was a sophomore I have expressed a lot of interest with my state medical school. I come from a state with high instate bias. I have met with the recruiter every semester since I was a sophomore and I recently went to a tour of the medical school. Will this have any impact on my admission, if the adcom knows that I have shown interest in the school? Thank You
@Goro @gyngyn @LizzyM @HomeSkool

 

[AllBleedingStops]

No offense to you but I highly doubt they remember you and even if they did - not sure it would make the difference.

 

[ciestar]

Your application shows interest tbh

 

[deleted895568]

No offense to you but I highly doubt they remember you and even if they did - not sure it would make the difference.

Yeah I defeintely do not think I am automatically in! I just wondered if it gave me a slight boost. The recruiter for sure remembers me because I make it a point to say hello every time he's on campus.

 

[gyngyn]

Yeah I defeintely do not think I am automatically in! I just wondered if it gave me a slight boost. The recruiter for sure remembers me because I make it a point to say hello every time he's on campus.

If you are a good candidate (especially from a smaller state) you will get every possible consideration. You won't need a boost.

 

[Tenk]

If your stats are bad it won’t help.
If your stats are average it might help.
If your stats are great it won’t help.

 

[Goro]

Hi everyone!
I am a senior who is applying in the 2019 cycle. Since I was a sophomore I have expressed a lot of interest with my state medical school. I come from a state with high instate bias. I have met with the recruiter every semester since I was a sophomore and I recently went to a tour of the medical school. Will this have any impact on my admission, if the adcom knows that I have shown interest in the school? Thank You
@Goro @gyngyn @LizzyM @HomeSkool

Nope. With 5000+ applicants, you really think they're going to remember you?

You want to capture their interest? Have killer ECS and have good stats and MCAT score