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Excellent! That's about exactly where I ran out of things to talk about.i didnt use all 500 lol mine was like 250-300 words
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Excellent! That's about exactly where I ran out of things to talk about.i didnt use all 500 lol mine was like 250-300 words
I wrote about my gap year but if I were taking classes I would just list them.I apologize if this is a question with an obvious answer, but for listing your curriculum plan, did you all write sentences or actually do so in a list format?
I wrote about my gap year but if I were taking classes I would just list them.
You just reminded me........2am cravingsYour username makes me want to go to a korean bbq right now...
Incoming M1 here, I just listed them in bullet point format.I apologize if this is a question with an obvious answer, but for listing your curriculum plan, did you all write sentences or actually do so in a list format?
Yup, same for me.Is the application down for anyone else?
Hey all, couple questions.
1. For curriculum plan, I was planning on listing in sentence format. Is it appropriate to include the activities I will be continues in the year (eg. volunteering/work) even though it is not strictly the classes I am taking?
2. For the "Where will you be during interview season" I have tentative plans to be in Atlanta for thanksgiving, should I mention that here?
Thanks
Does anyone know if it would be an advantage to write the essay about your interest in their MD/MA in Bioethics program? I'm not 100% interested in this program, but I am kind of interested. Thank you!
I assumed that's what it was, and put my physics coursework there.Does anyone know if by "Physical Sciences" they mean physics? They have entries for Gen chem, Ochem, Bio, and Hum/Social Sciences but no physics.
I only needed 9 humanities credits to graduate from my engineering program, so there goes my shot at Emory
I had to nix UNC because my physics credits are too old. Apparently working as a professional engineer for 11 years means absolutely nothing...
Did you have to take any classes like history or economics? I think their definition of humanities is pretty broad.I only needed 9 humanities credits to graduate from my engineering program and I have a solid case for 11 credits. There goes my shot at EmoryAnyone know how strict they are with this requirement? One of my letter writers included the boiler plate letter for my program, speaking to all of our requirements and how they fulfill compentencies needed to be successful in MD & DO schools.
I can't imagine that they would be, but you could always give them a call tomorrow to be sure.Do you guys know if summer semesters at a community college are looked at differently than fall or spring?
I had to nix UNC because my physics credits are too old. Apparently working as a professional engineer for 11 years means absolutely nothing...
Did you have to take any classes like history or economics? I think their definition of humanities is pretty broad.
No, we didn't have any history or foreign language requirements. It was hard enough taking all of their requirements + additional sciences for the MCAT. I guess we'll just see what happens If it's meant to be, it will be!
Our school was the same - I ended up in a special architecture and engineering program, and I took summer classes so I could add extra humanities in to fulfill my architecture requirements. Otherwise I'd be in the same position. However, I only took one writing requirement - thankfully I made it a literature class. I'm now taking an additional English class to make up for not having two English classes.
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How long after submitting will you be marked complete typically?
I was also kinda considering the MD/ MA Bioethics. Did you end up choosing it? If so about how long was your essay? Thanks.Does anyone know if it would be an advantage to write the essay about your interest in their MD/MA in Bioethics program? I'm not 100% interested in this program, but I am kind of interested. Thank you!
Down for me too. Probably means nothing. Hopefully it means something.
Regarding the role of the physician in the community question... I spend the majority of my word count discussing the role of the physician in the medical and scientific communities. I only briefly discuss their role in the local community. The secondary prompt does not specify the type of community, so I felt this was acceptable. Did I take too much liberty in interpreting the question?
Regarding the role of the physician in the community question... I spend the majority of my word count discussing the role of the physician in the medical and scientific communities. I only briefly discuss their role in the local community. The secondary prompt does not specify the type of community, so I felt this was acceptable. Did I take too much liberty in interpreting the question?
In the end, I decided not to choose that program because the thought of staying an extra year bummed me out. Before I decided not to apply for it, though, I wrote an essay that was about the length of a large paragraph. Since I have nothing in my background that applies to this degree, I had very little to talk about. But I think if you can see yourself in this program, it couldn't hurt to apply, and it would probably be a bonus. And the essay length probably doesn't matter as much as your reasoning. Good luck!I was also kinda considering the MD/ MA Bioethics. Did you end up choosing it? If so about how long was your essay? Thanks.
In the end, I decided not to choose that program because the thought of staying an extra year bummed me out. Before I decided not to apply for it, though, I wrote an essay that was about the length of a large paragraph. Since I have nothing in my background that applies to this degree, I had very little to talk about. But I think if you can see yourself in this program, it couldn't hurt to apply, and it would probably be a bonus. And the essay length probably doesn't matter as much as your reasoning. Good luck!
That or they're trying to be active in getting more URM applicants. I got the same email.This may be a dumb question but I got an email today from the multicultural services advising me to apply. I technically am URM but not underserved and I am not exactly in their range for apps. They're just looking for money right? Not actually interested in me?
well after doing some reading about the school, it looks awesome... really cool curriculum that really fits my interest.... may just have to do it as a reach! whats another 100+ at this point l o lThat or they're trying to be active in getting more URM applicants. I got the same email.
well after doing some reading about the school, it looks awesome... really cool curriculum that really fits my interest.... may just have to do it as a reach! whats another 100+ at this point l o l
You're better than me, I am not even keeping track of how much I'm spending ... every pay day I just pay off another hundred on my credit card bill and hope I can still stay afloat! I think I'm done applying though........hopefully........I keep saying that, and now I'm at $4000.
Woah! Primaries plus secondaries or just secondaries?I keep saying that, and now I'm at $4000.
You're better than me, I am not even keeping track of how much I'm spending ... every pay day I just pay off another hundred on my credit card bill and hope I can still stay afloat! I think I'm done applying though........hopefully........
Woah! Primaries plus secondaries or just secondaries?
Anyway, I sent in my secondary to Emory anyway. I got in for undergrad and really wanted to go, but I chose another program. Here's hoping Emory shows me some love!
Just curious, what are your stats? My gpa is also < my mcat and I'm not applying to that many schools but maybe I should beThis is my *estimate* for Primaries + secondaries. I need to apply to about 30 since my GPA <<< MCAT. I figure 30 * $40 is 1200 for primaries. And about $100 for each secondary ($3000). It's a very rough calculation. But it's amazing how quickly it all ADDS UP. I'm trying to drag it out over a couple credit card bills so my tutoring money can cover them each month.