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Hi -
I am trying to figure out a job for next year.
For those unfamiliar, a PK-12 school is designated Title I if above a certain percentage of their students qualify for the free lunch program.
Medical school is so competitive now that I feel like I have to do something that will help my application during my gap year. (This is for the '23-'24 academic year in which I plan to apply). This seems like the perfect job for the non-premed parts of my life. Because of my physical limits plus the fact that I'm getting carpal tunnel, I really can't be a CNA/EMT/scribe. I'm not sure the carpal tunnel is bad enough for a hand surgeon. You need quite a few classes to be a medical assistant in my state, so I wouldn't be able to start that around the time of my application.
Does it have to be a Title I school? Would working as a Special Ed aide period be helpful? I live in a cornfield 2 hours away from the city. My poor car. I also spend a boatload of money on gas.
Thank you!
I am trying to figure out a job for next year.
For those unfamiliar, a PK-12 school is designated Title I if above a certain percentage of their students qualify for the free lunch program.
Medical school is so competitive now that I feel like I have to do something that will help my application during my gap year. (This is for the '23-'24 academic year in which I plan to apply). This seems like the perfect job for the non-premed parts of my life. Because of my physical limits plus the fact that I'm getting carpal tunnel, I really can't be a CNA/EMT/scribe. I'm not sure the carpal tunnel is bad enough for a hand surgeon. You need quite a few classes to be a medical assistant in my state, so I wouldn't be able to start that around the time of my application.
Does it have to be a Title I school? Would working as a Special Ed aide period be helpful? I live in a cornfield 2 hours away from the city. My poor car. I also spend a boatload of money on gas.
Thank you!
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