3 Deans of Admissions Explain How to Get into Med School
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Published 2024-04-14
During this Q&A session, you will uncover answers to questions like:
đWhat strategies can I employ to bolster my chances of medical school acceptance?
đIn the evolving landscape of 2024, what are admissions committees specifically seeking in applicants?
đOnce Iâve submitted my medical school application, what happens to it? Whatâs the journey it undergoes?
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Medical student bloggers came together to talk about how they successfully navigated the pre-med path and gained acceptance into medical school. Plus, they assembled a group of associate deans from prestigious medical schools to discuss what they feel makes a strong medical school applicant.
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All Comments (14)
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These deans are so funny and open! So fun to hear their take on the admissions process đ
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"Your grandma's motivation ain't gonna get you through" đ€Ł
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Doug Taylor accent is so soothing to listen to
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We were so glad to partner with you on this! We can't wait until next year's! đ
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Loved this, thanks!
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This is so helpful for pre-medical students!!!
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This channel was made for me (a premed obsessed with corgis)! Very much a hidden gem. Thanks for this useful video and Iâm looking forward to checking out more of your content
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Great video!
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Great content!
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Know what? What about research vlogs in addition to md vlogs!
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Donât let them slip thru the cracks.
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Doug Taylor is not telling the truth. ETSU states on their website that they give honorably separated Veterans application preference. In this interview, he stated they very much like people who served in the military. However, neither is true. I applied during the 23-24 cycle and wasn't even given a secondary application. I have three degrees in three separate fields (300+ credit hours), 26K+ hours as a laboratory technologist, 4.5K hours research, ~1500 patient contact hours, leadership awards from the military, led Soldiers, shadowing, etc. I'm an older, disabled Veteran too. When I called ETSU to ask why I didn't receive a secondary, Doug told me none of what I had on application was competitive (including my military service).
