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premed_67 last won the day on March 13 2019
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Sorry if this is the wrong sub to ask this !! Wasn't sure where to ask this. I'm starting my second year in med school in September. I realize that it's still early to know exactly what I want, but I'm heavily leaning towards internal medicine for residency. I know that could change but, for now, I'm working with the mindset that that's what I will be aiming for. I've recently started a summer research job and, as of now, getting a publication out of it hasn't been brought up/discussed by my supervisor. It seems to me that my supervisor mainly wants me to enjoy the research experience, g
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It's best to send the admissions office an email explaining your situation. Is there any way you can write the exam in June? If so, I don't think it'll be an issue since they ask for the prerequisite to be completed by then. On the other hand, if you can't, perhaps providing them with medical documentation would help. Definitely contact them though as only they can give you a firm answer on this!
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premed_67 reacted to a post in a topic: Class culture?
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Hi! I was wondering if any current uOttawa med students could comment on the class culture/environment (positives/negatives)? I'd really appreciate it!
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premed_67 reacted to a post in a topic: Facebook group for Ottawa
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premed_67 replied to aposter's topic in University of Ottawa Medical School
I don't think there's one yet! The one I found was created in Feb and doesn't look like it's the real one lol -
premed_67 reacted to a post in a topic: May 14 Countdown
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premed_67 reacted to a post in a topic: May 14 Countdown
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were the wrong offers sent out through OMSAS though?
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Another question about post-interview scores
premed_67 replied to premed_67's topic in University of Ottawa Medical School
Based on what I've read on the forum, you receive one score and I think it's out of 4. -
premed_67 reacted to a post in a topic: Another question about post-interview scores
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premed_67 reacted to a post in a topic: Another question about post-interview scores
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premed_67 reacted to a post in a topic: Another question about post-interview scores
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Hi all, I feel like the post-interview scoring question has been asked quite a few times so sorry about this haha I'm just confused as to how applicants are evaluated following the interview. Looking through the forum, I've read a lot of posts that say it's 100% your interview score. Ottawa's website says the following: "Following the interview, preliminary rank order lists are prepared based on a combined score using the WGPA and the interview performance (a poor interview may not be ranked). In the event of ties in the final scores, candidates with the highest WGPA will be ranked higher
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throwaway756 reacted to a post in a topic: Extremely embarrassed to be asking this question but would really appreciate the advice
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If you don't have much research experience, chances are the tasks you'll be given in the lab won't allow you to really understand what research is all about (e.g. when I first started, I worked on data entry). Research is a learning curve and I feel like you need to be willing to give in order to get back. If you're not into working full-time in a lab. I'd suggest volunteering weekly in a lab for a few months to a year. If you find that you enjoy it, your PI will give you more complex task and that's how you advance in the "research world". I've always been transparent when meeting
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premed_67 reacted to a post in a topic: May 14 Countdown
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premed_67 reacted to a post in a topic: May 14 Countdown
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I know this varies a lot but do offers usually come out early in the morning?
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premed_67 reacted to a post in a topic: May 14 Countdown
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Most, if not all of those who get an offer will pay their deposit even if they are waiting on other schools. The reason is that no one can be 100% they're going to be accepted elsewhere so they save their spot wherever they have received an offer thus far (in this case DalMed). You'll probably see more WL movement in May when the Ontario schools release their offers. This is where you'd see what courses are offered and how many people are registered for them: https://dalonline.dal.ca/PROD/fysktime.P_DisplaySchedule?s_term=202000&s_subj=MEDI&s_district=All
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Just want to say how awesome it is that you have risen above your past negative experiences! You’ve succeeded in getting into medical school. I think this shows that you have great interpersonal skills. Don’t decline an offer based on past experiences. Best of luck with medical school, I’m sure you’ll be great!
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I believe you’re allowed to complete it post-application. I have a friend who received an interview invite and still hasn’t completed one of the prerequisites. He’s currently enrolled in it and will complete it in April. You would just need to prove that you did in fact complete it when you submit your transcripts if you were to receive an offer.
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rapschem reacted to a post in a topic: Accepted 2019
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I find it hilarious how we all slowly begin to disappear around 11 AM and then all show up the next morning :')
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medschoolapp reacted to a post in a topic: Accepted 2019
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medschoolapp reacted to a post in a topic: Accepted 2019
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I think the timing of when they come out doesn’t necessarily have to be in the morning. It tends to be a trend. However, I’m now inclined to think it would be a Monday just cause I read on the forum that the adcom meets on Mondays. So maybe they’ll finalize things? That being said, I’m still going to refresh my email the next 2 days
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I really hope it’s this week! If it’s not tomorrow, I’ll just assume it’ll be Monday