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What's wrong with the OP's English?Billy Shears said:Maybe you could brush up on your English first.
wouldn't you be reapplying as you are working and/or volunteering? sorry, just not try to turn it into a two year lag....
To be honest, if anyone says that they will not reapply next year if they don't get in this year, then they should probably reconsider their choice of careers, don't you think? Just my thought, but maybe I'm wrong. I just look at it as a measure of dedication.
I've never seen you Chancellor semi-troll this much before. Are you simply filling the void left by E's departure or are you just wanting to see "500+ Posts" under your name to better proclaim the greatness of chyme for all?
Other career. Probably go into the field of business with my degree, but I don't really want to. Maybe if that doesn't work out either, I'll go to the Air Force and try to become a pilot.
Since this is already my second time applying, I can't honestly see myself going to apply 3 times if I don't get in this cycle. Sure there are people that can do that, and I give them props, but I don't know if I can do it financially and emotionally. Maybe I would do bioengineering.
if this number of people actually killed themselves, the reapplicant pool should be much smaller
i'm really worried about not getting in. i spent me and my husband's life savings taking pre-reqs/applying. i can't afford more coursework. does anyone know of a health career with the same pre-reqs as med school? i know PA school, nursing school require several more. What about pharm? I need to figure out a way to feed my kids if med school is a no-go...
I'll probably work and volunteer. Also it would depend on why I get rejected. If my MCAT score really sucks I'll spend a lot of time trying to fix that, but hopefully I can get it right the first time.
I don't see why it's such a bit deal... you know at least 65-75% of those replies are intended to be funny.DropkickMurphy said:I'm saddened by the lack of followthrough on it.....
Dude, Dropkick's Guide to Dealing with Medical School Rejection should be blown up and pasted in this thread. I like the one with the bear. 
So funny!! The little arrows are the best. They look like airplane evacuation cards!
So funny!! The little arrows are the best. They look like airplane evacuation cards!
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Pharmacy is a good option. Also dentistry. Those two probably pay the best.MiesVanDerMom said:
It's probably what the majority of reapplicants do, and its probably the most successful way to better your app. I don't know why that's not listed.DRKUBA said:
I don't know thats true... although I personally would've reapplied had I not gotten in, I would've probably thought pretty hard and long about it... As a non trad with kids, applying and especially taking the MCAT while working full time and caring for my family, was an exhausting experience.If I hadn't gotten in, in order to improve my app, I would've had to retake the MCAT and find time to fit in a lot more clinical experience. I don't think I could stomach the MCAT a second time and am not sure where I could've found time for the clinical experience, except to just change jobs into something clinical, which would mean a big paycut.defrunner said:
Anyway, I'm sure there are plenty of people that have applied twice and don't want to try again for the above reasons and more.
How come nobody said they would try an apply for a med school thats overseas? Is there a down side to that thought which I am not aware of?
Absolutely. I'll just go after either an MPH, MPP or Master's in Bioethics (one of which I intend to get anyway), then reapply to med school afterwards.mshheaddoc said: