BoJangles1999
New Member
- Joined
- Nov 23, 2023
- Messages
- 4
- Reaction score
- 1
deleted
Last edited:
I appreciate the response! I'll look into those other 12 schools you listed.You have good chances at receiving multiple interviews. I suggest:
- Harvard
- Stanford
- UPenn
- WashU
- Yale
- Chicago (Pritzker)
- USC Keck
- Duke
- David Geffen
- Icahn Mount Sinai
- Columbia
- NYU Langone
- Cornell
- UCSD
- Dartmouth
- Brown
- UCSF
- Vanderbilt
- Tufts
- UC Davis
- UCI
- Kaiser
- Colorado
- Vanderbilt
- Miami
- USF
- Iowa
- Case
- Ohio State
- Cincinnati
- Jefferson
- Michigan
Yeah, I definitely see myself being involved in bridging the health equity gap in refugee/immigrant communities with a focus on mental health, since a lot of times that topic is looked over. I would like a top 10 program because, I think I have a unique view of healthcare that I have gained from my experiences with these communities, and I have the potential to make a lasting impact on them. A top 10 program would provide me with a space to explore the different paths I can take in this journey.Of course you have a chance. Why do you want a top 10 program? What is your mission fit with those schools? How much networking have you done?
You have a lot of experience working with refugee or immigrant communities. Do you see yourself just being involved in emergent situations? Mental health? Policy?
I presume your blog is professional in tone.
I think you need the networking because I think you need to see if what you want is something they can offer. Giving you the space to explore these paths is not the goal of medical education, and you seem to have done more than adequately well not attending a top 10 or 20 undergrad already. The networking will give you more realism about what you can do and why you need the clinical education (and debt) to make your vision a reality. You need to find the few champions to support you, and they may not be at those top 10 schools.Yeah, I definitely see myself being involved in bridging the health equity gap in refugee/immigrant communities with a focus on mental health, since a lot of times that topic is looked over. I would like a top 10 program because, I think I have a unique view of healthcare that I have gained from my experiences with these communities, and I have the potential to make a lasting impact on them. A top 10 program would provide me with a space to explore the different paths I can take in this journey.
In terms of networking, do I need to know people from these schools? I'm from a fairly small state college in Cali and most of these schools are on the East coast. What should my approach be in trying to network with these schools?
And yes, the blog is very professional.