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study abroad on AMCAS
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ih8biochem said:Would putting that I studied abraod in both the coursework and post-secondary section sound redundant? I'm curious as to what other folks have done.
Alex
I studied abroad twice during my undergrad years.
I wrote about my experiences in my post-secondary activities section....I felt it was good to have in that part of my application- some of my interviewers read about it and asked some good questions.
hope this helps
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yah...I mentioned study abroad in the post-secondary. Your transcript cannot comment on your study abroad experience, which for most people, is a very formative one. If your time abroad influenced your interest in medicine or your personal development significantly, I would certainly comment on that.
😡 Darn it. Due to the lack of response, I figured everyone thought I was off and just deleted what I wrote a couple of hours ago. I guess I'll try to remember what I typed.
Thanks for the replies though! 😀
OK, so what category does it fall under in the post-secondary section?
"Other" or "Hobbies/Interests/etc."