As an August MCATer I finally got the Wake Forest secondary via e-mail but I wasn't sure about signing in. Did those of you who filled it out sign in and finish it then? Or can you sign in, take a look at it, and then come back to it later? I just don't want to sign in at work and have to finish it now.
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If I remember correctly, Wake had an online secondary that did not have a save function. You can log in as often as you want without actually sending it in, but it won't save your progress.
I copied the essay questions the first time I logged in and finished the essays and just logged in again and cut and pasted onto the secondary when I was ready to send.
I copied the essay questions the first time I logged in and finished the essays and just logged in again and cut and pasted onto the secondary when I was ready to send.
I too just received the Wake Forest Secondary (August MCATer). Everything I needed to say I said in my personal statement on the AMCAS application so I didn't add anything in their personal comments part. The whole application only took me 10 minutes, and I already put the signing sheet in the mail. Yeah!🙂
Yeah, I didn't add anything in the additional comments section either. Plus, I answered those two questions as though they were short-answer type things. Hope that won't get me rejected out of hand. 🙁
Originally posted by SolidGold
I think that it would be a good idea to discuss that subject. They really leave it wide open for our choosing. As a reapplicant, I chose to write about how much I did in order to improve my application. Good luck!
I did the same thing. I'm in Winston-Salem right now, preparing for my interview tomorrow.