Interview invite!!!! One step forward with my low MCAT! Thankfully I am retaking it on Friday🙂
Interview invite!!!! One step forward with my low MCAT! Thankfully I am retaking it on Friday🙂
Yes, Sorry. UMDNJ.
Interview invite!!!! One step forward with my low MCAT! Thankfully I am retaking it on Friday🙂
Sorry bro, can't give you any. Did you see the guy that posted above you with a bad MCAT too? Applying this cycle with that MCAT at this point in time would be a huge waste of time, money and resources. Figure out where you went wrong with the exam. If not, you are automatically going to get screened out and no one will ever see how awesome you are. It's not the end of the world. Retake and rock your MCAT next time.
Old Stats: 3.19, 3.56, 24L
New Stats: 3.19, 3.56, 31R
Old Stats: 3.19, 3.56, 24L
New Stats: 3.19, 3.56, 31R
Old Stats: 3.19, 3.56, 24L
New Stats: 3.19, 3.56, 31R
Old Stats: 3.19, 3.56, 24L
New Stats: 3.19, 3.56, 31R
Updated the front page. Lookin good everyone! Best of luck at all your interviews!
On another note, I have literally not heard anything from a single med school for a solid three weeks. No rejections, no secondary apps, no confirmations, no interview invites. Weird. Just waiting for my new MCAT score...
accepted class of 2016!!!!!!!!
accepted class of 2016!!!!!!!!
Congrats...What LDP stands for?Thanx so much everyone. Thhis is unbelievable. I can't explain it lol but u guys either understand or will soon.
Toytles. Got into lecom erie LDP
Congrats...What LDP stands for?
I haven't been on here for a while but I frequented this thread last year and I want to give encouragement to those who consider themselves "underdogs" (i like to use "underdawgs" lol) in this process. I applied last cycle (pretty late) and didn't get any interviews. I've been accepted to LECOM this cycle and I want you to know that with some determination and knowledge about how this application process works you CAN GET IN!!! My advice:
1. Apply early! Don't wait until you get your MCAT scores, transcripts, etc. Fill out the application as soon as you can so once those things are sent in, you're complete. Forming a timeline early can help you set deadlines and decrease stress.
2. In the meantime, do some work or take some classes that sincerely interest you as well as strengthen your application. Your job or degree or volunteer work doesn't have to be directly medical, maybe you like coaching a sport or are interested in setting up a book drive. Activities like these show that you have leadership skills and initiative. They also allow you to learn about yourself and how you interact with people in various settings!...which leads me to #3....
3. BE YOURSELF! On your application essay and during the interview. It takes all types of people to make the world go round and there's no reason to feel like there's a specific "cookie-cutter type" that schools are looking for. Be confident. You can do this 🙂
Good luck to all the UNDERDAWGS out there....if I can do it, you can do it, it's only a matter of strategy, patience, and hard work 🙂
accepted class of 2016!!!!!!!!
I haven't posted much this application season, but I just want to say that if you display even a fraction of the compassion you did for your dog to your future patients, they will be lucky to have you as their physician. 👍
accepted class of 2016!!!!!!!!
accepted class of 2016!!!!!!!!
accepted class of 2016!!!!!!!!
accepted class of 2016!!!!!!!!
interview invites at lecom erie and touro nv!!
congrats! Hope to see you at the LECOM erie one.
May I ask when you were complete at touro NV?
i sent in the secondary as soon as i got it... um i think i was complete early august..
when is ur lecom interview? mines is in early nov...
OK, thanks a bunch 🙁
1234569, I have to respectfully disagree with Iliketoytles. I think you should complete secondaries for every school that sent you one. It is good experience, because next year when (if) you need to reapply, you'll know what to expect from the process. If you can afford it, of course. Then, when/if they reject you, call/email every one of them and ask them why they rejected you and how you can improve your competitiveness. It may be something you know, or maybe not. It may be something you need to hear from a school (not your inner voice and not SDN). Either way, you will learn from it. That is what schools want, yes? Someone who learns from their failures, not someone who walks away at the first sign of adversity.
Keep your chin up and be positive. As my dad would say, "don't let the bastards get you down!!" 😉
Updated front page with recent acceptances and messages I've gotten. Congrats all! Especially you, Dr. Yiot! I know how hard you worked for it!
We have four acceptances! Oh and... it's only September 1st. Hopefully by the end of October we will have a lot more red on the front page!
Lecture discussion pathway.
Congrats!
I haven't posted much this application season, but I just want to say that if you display even a fraction of the compassion you did for your dog to your future patients, they will be lucky to have you as their physician. 👍
+1 to this. I never commented on any of your posts about your dog Yiot, but be assured I read them and got that lumpy feeling at the back of my throat, lol.
Congrats again on your acceptance!!! You deserve it buddy. 👍
So Phillies fans CAN be physicians!?
Nice!!!!! I am subscribed to this thread and when I woke up this morning to the new posts, I have to say I was pumped to see that you got it!
... I was not pumped when I woke up from my dream where KCUMB had sent me an email telling me I was in and that they didn't need to interview me! Anyhow, congrats again!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!!🙂
It has been a long road but worth it right now I am sure!!
Great news! Congratulations, you're gonna rock med school like no other 👍
thanks so much everyone. my dog has another 4 weeks of bed rest then we will see how much of a recovery she made.Congrats man, glad to hear it.👍