Try not to sweat it. I have a much, much worse typo that literally transforms a word into its opposite meaning. It's best to not re-read it since you can't change anything. I too, checked my ECs multiple times lol but yeah, definitely try to forget about it. It seems that some adcoms just skim those sections and that's what I'm hoping for.
I think you are right, I can't imagine them being read in depth and now know not to reread my apps.
Definitely be familiar with your entire application since interviewers will probably pull questions from it, but yeah I'd personally try to avoid re-reading it for any other reason.
Never bring attention to a negative.
But how bad is this seen as? Is it fatal if they catch it?
It's a single typo, for crying out loud!
Making a typo as a doctor has the potential to harm or even kill a patient
have you seen an average doctor's handwriting?
I can see you have zero experience with admissions.
