Specific Secondary Question for LECOM-B

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AvrgPreMedKid

AvrgPreMedKid

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Setting up the security questions, one of them is, "What did you want to be when you grew up when you were a kid?" If we don't put "doctor" or "physician" for this question, are we screwed? Is this a trick? I put "pilot" for mine, and I can't change it. Please help!
 
AvrgPreMedKid said:
Setting up the security questions, one of them is, "What did you want to be when you grew up when you were a kid?" If we don't put "doctor" or "physician" for this question, are we screwed? Is this a trick? I put "pilot" for mine, and I can't change it. Please help!
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They cannot see your answer for this. It's for IT security, not a hidden secondary question. Good eye though!



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AvrgPreMedKid said:
Setting up the security questions, one of them is, "What did you want to be when you grew up when you were a kid?" If we don't put "doctor" or "physician" for this question, are we screwed? Is this a trick? I put "pilot" for mine, and I can't change it. Please help!
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LMAO
 
Should have put "pediatric interventional neuro-radiologic-surgeon"

Either that or janitor..
 
I told them in my personal statement that I have always wanted to be an osteopathic surgeon because I have always been fascinated by bones, but now I have conflicting statements. Man.
 
AlteredScale said:
It should be fine dude. Stating your specific interest in medicine is a good just have an open mind come the interview.


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Ok cool. I also talked about my interest in optometry. It seems like most DO's do optometry. Hopefully they don't think I'm too "all over the place."
 
AvrgPreMedKid said:
Ok cool. I also talked about my interest in optometry. It seems like most DO's do optometry. Hopefully they don't think I'm too "all over the place."
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Well optometry is O.D. Not D.O.

And most DOs enter primary care :/

Am wondering if you can redo your personal statement at this point.


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