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2020 Interview/Invite Thread
BWM92 replied to shake-n-bake's topic in Dalhousie University Medical School
IP Invite (NB), Timestamp 2:09PM ADT MCAT: 504 GPA: undergrad 3.7, master's 4.0 -
2020 Interview/Invite Thread
BWM92 replied to shake-n-bake's topic in Dalhousie University Medical School
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2020 Interview/Invite Thread
BWM92 replied to shake-n-bake's topic in Dalhousie University Medical School
I do toooooo (IP NB) -
2020 Interview/Invite Thread
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Interview Invites 2020/2021 Cycle
BWM92 replied to MUNMscCardio's topic in Memorial University Medical School
just received invite at 12:48 ADT, NB application (IP), MCAT: 504, GPA: Undergrad 3.7, master's 4.0 -
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omg too real...I took my apple watch off so I couldn't watch my heart rate
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This is very helpful! I'm going to make sure to keep your experience in mind. Thanks for giving me some perspective.
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Thanks for the response! It's really motivating to hear that you persevered and that it can be done with proper planning and support. I struggle with disclosure as well and as with most things, I hope good judgment will help me navigate when/where/with whom disclosure is appropriate.
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Hi guys! I'll be applying to multiple schools for the 2018/2019 cycle and I'm trying to remain optimistic, but occasionally I return to negative thoughts about applying as someone living with chronic illness. I manage it quite well but I won't lie and say there are no tough days. On one hand, I see the potential for representation and advocacy should I be successful; however, I often wonder about the kinds of hurdles I'd be facing. Has anyone been in this position? What has it been like for you?
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Non-trad 2018/2019 applicant looking to hear your story!
BWM92 replied to BWM92's topic in Memorial University Medical School
True. I suppose I meant non-trad in the sense that I took a gap year after my undergrad and then began graduate studies. I think I've been listening to too many American pre-med podcasts, where anyone who doesn't enter med school after applying in their 3rd year of undergrad is considered non-trad haha. -
Hey! You can take it through this website http://www.mockcasper.ca/practice-exams/ . Their turnaround time is 72 hours. It's $100 for one complete test with feedback, so at the top end of your budget. Might be worth it for the quick turnaround, though, depending on your interview date.
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Hi everyone, I'm applying for the 2018/2019 cycle and MUN is my top choice. I'm 24, have NB residency, but am in NS to complete my master's (should complete around December). Most people I know in med school went to Dalhousie so I haven't heard much about what it's like applying/interviewing at MUN, especially as someone with a non-traditional route. I'm looking to connect with non-traditional students who have been accepted. What was your trajectory towards medicine? How do you think your non-traditional journey to med school played into your experience applying, but especially interv
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The Other Side by Dr. Kate Granger, and its sequel The Bright Side. A young physician in the UK keeps a journal of her experience as a patient with an incurable cancer diagnosis. It is beautiful work; very raw. I also second the Atul Gawande suggestion.
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