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Hello.
I am applying to both DO and MD schools at this time, and came across the "Institutional Action" and "Student Conduct Violation" sections on the AMCAS and AACOMAS, respectively.
I have received a Written Warning for Violation of the "Key Use" Policy during my sophomore year.
I had a private room my sophomore year (I paid a lot of money not to have roommates in the dorms), and I gave my friend my key card in order to access my room while I was in class a few different times. The policy at my school was to never allow another student to access your room if you were not present, and generally don't give people your keycards. One time, I gave him my keycard when I was hurrying to class and he was going to use it to retrieve a textbook for me for my next class that I had forgotten in my room. My RA at the time saw him accessing my room without me being present, and notified the Hall Director, at which time I was given a Written Warning for Violating the Key Use Policy.
Do you think this will hurt my chances for getting into Medical School?
My preliminary MCAT 2015 score indicates I scored between the 83-93 percentile, and my total GPA is a 3.83 with a 3.67 Science and 3.95 Non-Science GPA.
I am applying to both DO and MD schools at this time, and came across the "Institutional Action" and "Student Conduct Violation" sections on the AMCAS and AACOMAS, respectively.
I have received a Written Warning for Violation of the "Key Use" Policy during my sophomore year.
I had a private room my sophomore year (I paid a lot of money not to have roommates in the dorms), and I gave my friend my key card in order to access my room while I was in class a few different times. The policy at my school was to never allow another student to access your room if you were not present, and generally don't give people your keycards. One time, I gave him my keycard when I was hurrying to class and he was going to use it to retrieve a textbook for me for my next class that I had forgotten in my room. My RA at the time saw him accessing my room without me being present, and notified the Hall Director, at which time I was given a Written Warning for Violating the Key Use Policy.
Do you think this will hurt my chances for getting into Medical School?
My preliminary MCAT 2015 score indicates I scored between the 83-93 percentile, and my total GPA is a 3.83 with a 3.67 Science and 3.95 Non-Science GPA.
