TYPOS!

[premedprincess26]

I turned in my application already, but I have come across a few typos. It has only been a few days, so I was wondering if I could withdraw and fix those then submit again.

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[thecook]

No. If you withdraw your application, you won't be able to re-submit this year. A few typos shouldn't be a problem.

 

[Germanicus89]

Don't do it. You'll be fine.

 

[Ismet]

No

 

[FlowLimited]

Nothing good can come from looking through your application after you've already submitted. For everyone else, don't do it.

 

[Catalystik]

I turned in my application already, but I have come across a few typos. It has only been a few days, so I was wondering if I could withdraw and fix those then submit again.

How many typos? How bad are they?

 

[Tabiyou]

I turned in my application already, but I have come across a few typos. It has only been a few days, so I was wondering if I could withdraw and fix those then submit again.

I had several typos in my secondaries and personal statements. I still ended up with 11 interviews and 5 MD acceptances. You'll be fine.

 

[bananafish94]

I was looking through my app and also found some typos I called a carotid endarterectomy a cardiac endarterectomy, and I called this non-profit I worked at an "NGO" when it is actually a 501c3.

Exactly nobody will care about that.

 

[premedprincess26]

How many typos? How bad are they?

I've come across four already. I misspelled secretary and a few other words and forgot a "to" in a sentence.

 

[Dr. Trenb]

Committee member 1: "Unbelievable, he typed embarras with one s"
Committee member 2: "What an imbecile! Blacklist his 4$$"
Sounds ludicrous? I don't know, you tell me.

 

[Catalystik]

I've come across four already. I misspelled secretary and a few other words and forgot a "to" in a sentence.

Not to worry. No big deal.

 

[Trident14]

Committee member 1: "Unbelievable, he typed embarras with one s"
Committee member 2: "What an imbecile! Blacklist his 4$$"
Sounds ludicrous? I don't know, you tell me.

English is my third language and I have made several devastating typos that I just noticed today.

1. Allowed make connection..... Should if been "allowed me to make connections"
2. Observing as she lead 6 AM rounds..... Should if been "observing as she led 6 AM rounds"

I have mentioned serval times that I leaned to read and write in English when I came to the US in the 8th grade.....But still no excuses for mistakes like this.
What should I do.

 

[zurc2014]

I turned in my application already, but I have come across a few typos. It has only been a few days, so I was wondering if I could withdraw and fix those then submit again.

LMAO!!! Had to comment. I freaked out because one of my first secondaries I sent had a few typos and my last sentence was literally cut in half for some reason. II a week later....

Youre fine

 

[alpha-GTP]

This is why I didn't look at my AMCAS or secondaries once I submitted them due to the fear that I will find a typo or some other mistake. Knowing how neurotic I already am, the last thing I need is to be stressing about one more thing that has the possibility of negatively affecting my application. For me, this is a case where ignorance is bliss.

 

[Dr. Trenb]

English is my third language and I have made several devastating typos that I just noticed today.

1. Allowed make connection..... Should if been "allowed me to make connections"
2. Observing as she lead 6 AM rounds..... Should if been "observing as she led 6 AM rounds"

I have mentioned serval times that I leaned to read and write in English when I came to the US in the 8th grade.....But still no excuses for mistakes like this.
What should I do.

You do nothing. Focus on secondary essays and try not to repeat the mistakes.

 

[freak7]

2) rushing to submit an application with carefully proofreading can lead these issue

That was an unfortunate couple typos.

 

[IlDestriero]

A typo or two can be forgiven, while a pattern tells a different story.


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