2025 Follow-Up Tests 
Accepted Blog
MARCH 19, 2024
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Sensible Medicine
JULY 30, 2024
Commentary The authors conclude that “protocol-directed active surveillance offers a clear set of expectations for patients and clinicians to follow.” This cohort was primarily made up of insured, educated, and non-Hispanic white patients. ” This is perhaps too strong a conclusion given this study’s design.
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Accepted Blog
MAY 28, 2024
UCSD asks for an autobiographical sketch of up to 6,000 characters, which is a little longer than your personal statement in your AMCAS application. If you get them, keep in mind the following. Some were essentially locked up in their homes for a while. Other questions could ask about challenges or difficulties that you face.
Accepted Blog
JULY 8, 2024
in a manner that ultimately creates a portrait of the individual you are beyond your test scores and grades. However, AMCAS must follow certain rules when asking about convictions. Be honest, own the situation, and explain how you grew from the experience. Not all convictions must be disclosed or reported. Click here to get in touch!
Accepted Blog
JULY 2, 2024
Can you tell us a little bit about yourself, your background, where you grew up, et cetera? [2:02] So I actually grew up in Postville, Iowa where we didn’t have such great access to medicine or education. So that’s the path that I chose to follow. Yael, welcome to Admissions Straight Talk. [1:57] 2:02] Sure.
Accepted Blog
APRIL 2, 2024
That’s kind of our how to be a doctor kind of classes and where they learn different skills and tests, and those lessons we can see they’re going to be done with our nursing students. You don’t want them doing their first test on a live person or doing it on each other. That’s probably even worse.
Accepted Blog
OCTOBER 10, 2023
In the guide, you will learn how to prepare for interviews (including those difficult questions), how to make sure your body language matches your intent, and proper interview follow-up. And so we can pick those things up and how an applicant writes that personal statement or includes that in their secondary application.
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