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  11. tooty
    That's a fair explanation mathtomed.
  12. tooty
    Every school is different. We just had to stay until convocation early in June. The rest of the month was ours. Also, July 1st is a holiday. I do believe unless you're scheduled for call on your first day or residency, which happens haha, most of you will start July 2nd. What's REALLY fun is if your first block is ICU and you're scheduled for July 1st call.
  13. tooty
    I heard that you can take up to 3 months off without having to make up time. Any more than that, you'd have to repeat the whole year. I have never confirmed this myself. This might help http://www.myparo.ca/Pregnancy_FAQ
  14. tooty
    I agree with lokiki that with more life experience behind you, you are much more well rounded than a kid fresh out of high school. I'm surprised this even needs to be said. We had one person in her 40s in my class. She did just fine and is now super happy in a primary care residency.
  15. tooty
    lol I see this a lot from premeds. It's up to YOU to do extraordinary things with what you're involved with. Any fool can start a club.
  16. tooty
    What's your first choice specialty?
  17. tooty
    1. In testing out the new user registration, I don't believe the forum is successfully sending out vadliation emails. 2. The limit to 'liking' posts is currently 0 I think.
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    I don't understand why people do this unless it's for something like $100/hr, as someone said. You're jeopardizing your chances down the line even if you plan to do nothing with your weekends.
  19. tooty
    It looks good gopher. I wouldn't do more than 6 rads electives.
  20. tooty
    I agree with paralyzer. I did an icu elective in 3rd year and found it to be over my head, although I did see and do some cool stuff.
  21. tooty
    In my experience I found many of uwopremeds arguments to be incorrect. I agree with nlengr's advice.
  22. tooty
    what's the big deal? wipe that **** down. it's as good as new.
  23. tooty
    your class will organize a group purchase where a littman cardiology III will be about $150. there are plenty of used ones on kijiji for <$100.
  24. tooty
    last year's mean was 496, each standard deviation was 100. Pass was 390.
  25. tooty
    without knowing which med scools, I would say yes it's your interview skills. the good news is you can expect a similar number of interviews next year, so practice lots. this is assuming you don't get off the waitlist! gl
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