where we be going

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congrats on making your decision. 👍

yeah congrats. i may be joining you. i'll hopefully know by early may.

btw, hasn't the official title of this thread been in years past "where we be going"?
 
yeah congrats. i may be joining you. i'll hopefully know by early may.

btw, hasn't the official title of this thread been in years past "where we be going"?

i like that one better...can i change the tittle of the thread...if not mods if u can it needs to be "where we be going"
 
i like that one better...can i change the tittle of the thread...if not mods if u can it needs to be "where we be going"

You can change it, you have to go to the advanced options once you choose edit. And I also vote for "where we be going"
 
congrats! I feel you made the right decision. I'm sure C is somewhat sad, but she's happy for you nonetheless. good luck!
 
Falco, will you be going to Pritzker for sure even if you get into Wash U?
 
University of California, San Francisco: PeripateticMD
Univeristy of Chicago: Falco2525
 
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine: DocOB
University of California, San Francisco: PeripateticMD
Univeristy of Chicago: Falco2525
 
Falco, will you be going to Pritzker for sure even if you get into Wash U?

I ended up withdrawing from WashU today...I think that Pritzker is a better fit for me...WashU is a great school but I just think that i will fit better in Chicago
 
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine: DocOB
University of California, San Francisco: PeripateticMD
Univeristy of Chicago: Falco2525
Syphilis: Pennybridge
 
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine: DocOB
University of California, San Francisco: PeripateticMD
Univeristy of Chicago: Falco2525
University of Kentucky: SeminoleFan3
Syphilis: Pennybridge
 
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Come on peeps! Someone's gotta be making decisions out there!
 
It's still early. I'm sure a lot of people are still waiting on decisions and/or financial aid.
 
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine: DocOB
University of California, San Francisco: PeripateticMD
Univeristy of Chicago: Falco2525, QuakerPreMed
University of Kentucky: SeminoleFan3
Syphilis: Pennybridge


Unless I get off the waitlist at Penn sometime in the summer, I'll be joining you Falco!
 
Mayo Medical School: Shadowboricua
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine: DocOB
University of California, San Francisco: PeripateticMD
Univeristy of Chicago: Falco2525, QuakerPreMed
University of Kentucky: SeminoleFan3
Syphilis: Pennybridge
 
Mayo Medical School: Shadowboricua
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine: DocOB
Northwestern: NN11
University of California, San Francisco: PeripateticMD
Univeristy of Chicago: Falco2525, QuakerPreMed
University of Kentucky: SeminoleFan3
Syphilis: Pennybridge
 
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine: DocOB
Northwestern: NN11
University of California, San Francisco: PeripateticMD
Univeristy of Chicago: Falco2525, QuakerPreMed
University of Kentucky: SeminoleFan3
St. Louis University: msundi83
Syphilis: Pennybridge
 
I can't say I'm not jealous that you guys have made your final decisions. But isn't it a little early to make final calls and start withdrawing without getting financial aid decisions?
 
I can't say I'm not jealous that you guys have made your final decisions. But isn't it a little early to make final calls and start withdrawing without getting financial aid decisions?

Come on Humble, we are all curious as to where you are going...

so that we won't go there
 
I can't say I'm not jealous that you guys have made your final decisions. But isn't it a little early to make final calls and start withdrawing without getting financial aid decisions?

Unlike you, they are doing it for the sincere love they have for medicine and their future patients. Financial aid , a big concern for you, plays little or no factor in where they go.

When you do something with heart, work extra - hard for something you are passionate about, and if parental influence and egocentricity plays no part, decision comes peacefully.

I understand you deserve every financial aid you get, but we both (you and all sdners) know you are not doing it for your future patients. If that is what gives you satisfaction, i wish you goodluck.
 
Unlike you, they are doing it for the sincere love they have for medicine and their future patients. Financial aid , a big concern for you, plays little or no factor in where they go.

When you do something with heart, work extra - hard for something you are passionate about, and if parental influence and egocentricity plays no part, decision comes peacefully.

I understand you desreve every financial aid you get, but we both (you and all sdners) know you are not doing it for your future patients. If that is what gives you satisfaction, i wish you goodluck.

You obviously have a bone to pick with Humble, which may or may not be legitimate. But your argument that if you're going into medicine for the right reasons you should have no trouble picking a school is just weak.
 
Unlike you, they are doing it for the sincere love they have for medicine and their future patients. Financial aid , a big concern for you, plays little or no factor in where they go.

When you do something with heart, work extra - hard for something you are passionate about, and if parental influence and egocentricity plays no part, decision comes peacefully.

I understand you desreve every financial aid you get, but we both (you and all sdners) know you are not doing it for your future patients. If that is what gives you satisfaction, i wish you goodluck.

i haven't posted on SDN in a while, but i have to say WOW. That was totally uncalled for. How can you judge someone's "sincere love for medicine and their future patients" based on a couple of posts that they made on a public forum?!?
 
Unlike you, they are doing it for the sincere love they have for medicine and their future patients. Financial aid , a big concern for you, plays little or no factor in where they go.

When you do something with heart, work extra - hard for something you are passionate about, and if parental influence and egocentricity plays no part, decision comes peacefully.

I understand you deserve every financial aid you get, but we both (you and all sdners) know you are not doing it for your future patients. If that is what gives you satisfaction, i wish you goodluck.

how in the HECK does caring about financial aid packages mean you don't care about medicine or your future patients!?! this is the craziest thing i have EVER heard. what a weeeeird post!
 
how in the HECK does caring about financial aid packages mean you don't care about medicine or your future patients!?! this is the craziest thing i have EVER heard. what a weeeeird post!


hmmm.
 
how in the HECK does caring about financial aid packages mean you don't care about medicine or your future patients!?! this is the craziest thing i have EVER heard. what a weeeeird post!

Um, seriously. I don't think looking out for one's self financially is mutually exclusive with caring for future patients. I think some self-interest is allowed, given that it will be you, and not really your patients, paying back those loans. I wouldn't want a doctor that was reckless with money, anyways, because who knows what else they let slide by?

PS wow this thread got hijacked quickly
 
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine: DocOB
Northwestern: NN11
University of California, San Francisco: PeripateticMD
Univeristy of Chicago: Falco2525, QuakerPreMed
University of Kentucky: SeminoleFan3
St. Louis University: msundi83, ItOnlyTakesOne
Syphilis: Pennybridge
 
i haven't posted on SDN in a while, but i have to say WOW. That was totally uncalled for. How can you judge someone's "sincere love for medicine and their future patients" based on a couple of posts that they made on a public forum?!?

Humble has been catching a lot of flack lately for having to decide between several of the best schools in the country. He's well within his right to take his time, and given his options, I'd be waiting for financial aid offers to help in the decision process too.

I think that the main reason that people have made their decisions by now either has to do with only being accepted to one school or preferring a state school with an acceptance in hand.

I know a lot of names to add to this list, but it wouldn't be appropriate for me to do so without their permission. I recommend asking people in person or looking through the 2011 class threads over in allo.
 
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine: DocOB
Northwestern: NN11
University of California, San Francisco: PeripateticMD
Univeristy of Chicago: Falco2525, QuakerPreMed
University of Illinois-Chicago: tdd340
University of Kentucky: SeminoleFan3
St. Louis University: msundi83, ItOnlyTakesOne
Syphilis: Pennybridge[/QUOTE]

Congrats to everybody on their final decisions
 
Unlike you, they are doing it for the sincere love they have for medicine and their future patients. Financial aid , a big concern for you, plays little or no factor in where they go.

When you do something with heart, work extra - hard for something you are passionate about, and if parental influence and egocentricity plays no part, decision comes peacefully.

I understand you deserve every financial aid you get, but we both (you and all sdners) know you are not doing it for your future patients. If that is what gives you satisfaction, i wish you goodluck.

😕

Wow. So out of left field. This is un-instigated attack number 2. Is it the owl that is driving you into a blind rage?

Unlike some folks, I'm not going to have medical school funded my mommy and daddy. The reason why finances will play an important part is because I don't want to be facing such a mountain of debt that I'm steered away from specialties simply because of the money (family med, peds), or that after I'm done with residency I'm not able to jump into practicing where I want for need of paying off loans (disallowing doctors withou borders, etc.). If people care about their patients, financial aid should play a part (they're who will be paying for your education). I can't stand these hedonists who say that their med school choice is purely on "gut-feeling" or "happinness" and that's worth an extra 100 grand. That's downright delusional, or a sign they have no concept of money. And btw, where did you come from all of a sudden, and why the attacks? Also, are you even a pre-med? Have you even been accepted anywhere? I don't think your in a position to speak for me or the entire SDN community as you just attempted. You seem to have an angry vehemence I haven't seen in a long while. Now go run along and study orgo..
 
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine: DocOB
Northwestern: NN11
University of California, San Francisco: PeripateticMD
Univeristy of Chicago: Falco2525, QuakerPreMed
University of Illinois-Chicago: tdd340
University of Kentucky: SeminoleFan3
University of Miami Miller (Main campus): BrianUM
St. Louis University: msundi83, ItOnlyTakesOne
Syphilis: Pennybridge
 
I'm confused, what the heck is this "SYPHYLLIS" joke??? I don't get it. 😕 😕


Oh and you guys there was a similar thread with the April 06 MCAT reunion thread where a lot of people posted their acceptances there.
 
i haven't posted on SDN in a while, but i have to say WOW. That was totally uncalled for. How can you judge someone's "sincere love for medicine and their future patients" based on a couple of posts that they made on a public forum?!?


:laugh: Welcome to the wonderful world of pre-allo.
 
Oh and you guys there was a similar thread with the April 06 MCAT reunion thread where a lot of people posted their acceptances there.

This is blatantly biased and prejudice, not all Class of 2011 people are April 06 MCATers🙄
 
This is blatantly biased and prejudice, not all Class of 2011 people are April 06 MCATers🙄

Yeah but THEY WELCOME NON APRIL MCATERS!!!

As they clearly stated in the thread.
 
Unlike you, they are doing it for the sincere love they have for medicine and their future patients. Financial aid , a big concern for you, plays little or no factor in where they go.

When you do something with heart, work extra - hard for something you are passionate about, and if parental influence and egocentricity plays no part, decision comes peacefully.

I understand you deserve every financial aid you get, but we both (you and all sdners) know you are not doing it for your future patients. If that is what gives you satisfaction, i wish you goodluck.

Where does the sense of entitlement come from in the barrage of attacks on Humble? Is it because the schools being considered are top notch? Would this be an issue if he was choosing between three bottom of the barrel schools?

The righteousness needs to go... I for one, will likely be going to my state school if I get in because its cheaper and I want to go primary care. Does that make me a bad person for holding on to acceptances at private schools until I find out if I can stay IS?
 
😕

Wow. So out of left field. This is un-instigated attack number 2. Is it the owl that is driving you into a blind rage?

Unlike some folks, I'm not going to have medical school funded my mommy and daddy. The reason why finances will play an important part is because I don't want to be facing such a mountain of debt that I'm steered away from specialties simply because of the money (family med, peds), or that after I'm done with residency I'm not able to jump into practicing where I want for need of paying off loans (disallowing doctors withou borders, etc.). If people care about their patients, financial aid should play a part (they're who will be paying for your education). I can't stand these hedonists who say that their med school choice is purely on "gut-feeling" or "happinness" and that's worth an extra 100 grand. That's downright delusional, or a sign they have no concept of money. And btw, where did you come from all of a sudden, and why the attacks? Also, are you even a pre-med? Have you even been accepted anywhere? I don't think your in a position to speak for me or the entire SDN community as you just attempted. You seem to have an angry vehemence I haven't seen in a long while. Now go run along and study orgo..

Who said that? Hope you are not halluciniating?

Good question... cos i have no clue.

No.I stopped being a Pre-med after my first acceptance letter

Yes.

Read between the lines.

I did not speak those words... I typed them


Am done studying Orgo.(Took Orgo II...spring of 2006)
 
Where does the sense of entitlement come from in the barrage of attacks on Humble? Is it because the schools being considered are top notch? Would this be an issue if he was choosing between three bottom of the barrel schools?

The righteousness needs to go... I for one, will likely be going to my state school if I get in because its cheaper and I want to go primary care. Does that make me a bad person for holding on to acceptances at private schools until I find out if I can stay IS?

Who are you?
 
You obviously have a bone to pick with Humble, which may or may not be legitimate. But your argument that if you're going into medicine for the right reasons you should have no trouble picking a school is just weak [because] ....

Am sorry... you have no point.
 
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine: DocOB
Northwestern: NN11
University of California, San Francisco: PeripateticMD
Univeristy of Chicago: Falco2525, QuakerPreMed
University of Illinois-Chicago: tdd340
University of Kentucky: SeminoleFan3
University of Miami Miller (Main campus): BrianUM
St. Louis University: msundi83, ItOnlyTakesOne
Syphilis: Pennybridge
Washington University in St. Louis: jbl16
 
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine: DocOB
Northwestern: NN11
University of California, San Francisco: PeripateticMD
Univeristy of Chicago: Falco2525, QuakerPreMed
University of Illinois-Chicago: tdd340
University of Kentucky: SeminoleFan3
University of Miami Miller (Main campus): BrianUM
St. Louis University: msundi83, ItOnlyTakesOne
Syphilis: Pennybridge
Washington University in St. Louis: jbl16
 
Who are you?

Wow i hope you don't go to school within a 1000 mile radius of where i'm going because your arguments are completely flawed and you are downright rude.
 
Wow i hope you don't go to school within a 1000 mile radius of where i'm going because your arguments are completely flawed and you are downright rude.

Seriously Arsen, could you tell us where you're going? It may make the decision easier for the rest of us.
 
Georgetown: crazy4f1
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine: DocOB
Northwestern: NN11
University of California, San Francisco: PeripateticMD
Univeristy of Chicago: Falco2525, QuakerPreMed
University of Illinois-Chicago: tdd340
University of Kentucky: SeminoleFan3
University of Miami Miller (Main campus): BrianUM
St. Louis University: msundi83, ItOnlyTakesOne
Syphilis: Pennybridge
Washington University in St. Louis: jbl16

added georgetown. go hoyas! 😀
 
Unlike you, they are doing it for the sincere love they have for medicine and their future patients. Financial aid , a big concern for you, plays little or no factor in where they go.

When you do something with heart, work extra - hard for something you are passionate about, and if parental influence and egocentricity plays no part, decision comes peacefully.

I understand you deserve every financial aid you get, but we both (you and all sdners) know you are not doing it for your future patients. If that is what gives you satisfaction, i wish you goodluck.

Future patients? :laugh: Simmer down there oh self righteous pre-med.
 
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