![]() ![]() Interview tips: Be yourself and be normal :) Self-diagnosed weaknesses of my application: Stats, research, clinical experience Self-diagnosed strengths of my application: heavy dedication to service and underserved populations, good interviewing skills Total number of post-interview waitlists/rejections: 0 Total number of post-interview acceptances: 1ĭate of first acceptance received: 9/29/20 # of interview invites received/attended: 1ĭate of first interview invite received: 8/27/20 Primary verification date: don't remember Total number of post-interview waitlists/rejections: 1 Total number of post-interview acceptances: 2ĭate of first acceptance received: 10/15/20 # of interview invites received/attended: 3ĭate of first interview invite received: 8/10/20 Physician shadowing: 100 hours in various specialtiesĮmployment history: Worked food service in summers Research experience: 50 hours in non-clinical non-hard science research, virtual poster presentation at undergrad conferenceĬlinical experience: 50 hours clinical volunteering ![]() Specialty of interest (if applicable): FM/peds/psychĪge at matriculation to medical school: 22Įxtracurricular Background: 600 volunteer/leadership hours/president of service org, greek life, few honor societies Gap years?: NoneInstitutional actions?: Noneįirst application cycle? (If no, explain): Yes Undergraduate major(s)/minor(s): Biology/psychology Have fun! We also strongly urge those who only received 1 acceptance or got in late off a waitlist to post so that those stories (those that are way more common) are also heard, and so we're not just bombarded by super-elite success stories. If you got off a waitlist, feel free to share your story here: Self-diagnosed weaknesses of my application: Self-diagnosed strengths of my application: Total number of post-interview waitlists/rejections: Total number of post-interview acceptances: # of interview invites received/attended: Undergraduate vibe: įirst application cycle? (If no, explain): Keep the bolded text for clarity, and use bullet points! Please use the template below for your top-level comments. Every applicant is different and has their own strengths and weaknesses! Use MSAR and the ChooseDO Explorer for aggregate data. ![]() Some comment etiquette: no bashing high-stat applicants for having high stats, no bashing low-stat applicants for getting in with low stats, no bashing URMs for being URM (rule 1, rule 11).Īll applicant profiles posted to this thread are the experience of an individual and function as anecdotal evidence. Here, we invite all premedditors who were accepted to medical school in the 2021 cycle to post their applicant profiles for our current and future medical school hopefuls. These difficulties have now been summarized and discussed in various academic publications. Beyond numbers of applications, COVID led to online classes, cancelled MCATs, application delays, and virtual interviews. Increases were widely attributed to the " Fauci effect," which proved questionable to applicants here who have spent years preparing to apply. ![]() The pandemic certainly created an unprecedented cycle: AMCAS submissions increased by nearly 17%, when a typical year-to-year increase is less than 3%, and AACOMAS submissions increased by 19%. As the 2021 cycle comes to a close, congratulations to everyone who has been accepted MD, DO, or MD/PhD! (For those stuck on WLs, it's not over until it's over.) Primary submission is open for the 2022 cycle, and many current applicants are interested in how last cycle went for their fellow premedditors. ![]()
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