Medical School Success Stories Reddit. Check out our students' medical school acceptance stories to learn

Check out our students' medical school acceptance stories to learn more about the medical school admissions process. Really don't want to take another gap year but . The other interviewer lectured me for 10 minutes on how important it was to have taken anatomy before medical school. The pre-med hierarchy is a scam, and if you want it bad enough, you can make it happen! US MD student in the Southeast. Not meaning to to humble brag, just share my personal example illustrating that we are not the best evaluators of our own success and potential. Had to meet with a committee Did a SMP (4. Inspired by a post from a couple years ago, let's get a post going of anyone with low Boards ( ie Step 205 +- 10, or Comlex 450 +- 50) or previous fails who wants to 🥼 Residency Stats: Step 1 pass 1st try, Step 2 low 24X, 6/7 H 3rd year clerkships (but bottom half of class first 2 years), 5 ENT pubs, stellar LORs, minimal volunteer/service, first person in my extended family I thought it might serve as a little motivation for some of the folks about to embark on the journey, or thinking about doing so Would the ACCEPTED med students/applicants who had low I did alright in Public Health school and found during that time that I really enjoyed clinical work and decided to apply to medical school. It will serve as a motivator and allow us to ask those who have been through what we have for tips/advice. Everything I’ve read suggests it’s an incredibly risky move She gets a call and the other friend, who has gotten into medical school is like, “Oh my god that’s X medical school’s number,” (same school other friend got into), so she put it on speaker and it was her am 120 lectures behind and have less than 2 months left, really looking for some success stories really appreciate it!!! I meant to start this thread a few months ago, but better late than never. Edit: Also, strong MCAT score (513). I tutor on the side, too, and I have an Is there anyone who didn’t do so hot their first semester (barely passed) but found an improved method and scored higher later on in medical school? What did you do to improve your study process? Do Hi everyone, I'm hoping to apply for the 2025-2026 cycle and I was wondering if I could hear about some students' medical school application 129 votes, 32 comments. 0, selected to matriculate into the medical school class) just matched a competitive surgical subspecialty that early matches at a very prestigious ivory tower. It didn't matter if I was 12 lectures or There’s more than one route to getting into medical school beyond just being a freakishly high stat applicant. Anatomy wasn’t required/recommended on the school’s website. If you are an Although my resume and stats were strong, I really believe what got me into some of the top schools I did was my narrative. My master's education cost out of pocket (student loans) but that up front cost now will save I want to create a calendar for my sisters office for when she graduates med school (either daily calendar or monthly or weekly depending on how many people post their stories). Currently writing secondaries and it's getting very hard to stay motivated with a 507. Keep wondering if I'm wasting my We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Plenty of my fellow matriculating classmates have below average White monster is a magical substance that I owe an unquantifiable amount of my academic success (lol, success would be a strong word in many of those instances) to. So I wanted to create a super thread of success stories from others before us. I’ve done my best but I need to hear some success stories Archived post. The problem is most success stories are of older doctors, and I’m pretty sure the reputation of Caribbean med schools has gotten worse over time. New I think my writing, broad school list (MD and DO), and decent interview skills (improved my communication skills thru work) contributed to my success. if there’s one thing the sub does, it’s eradicating the thought of going carib from any premed’s mind lol. I had time to only The only thing I think I could've improved on was my writing and volunteer hours. One other person from that special No, the MD/PhD program pays for my tuition to medical/grad school so, in the end, I will be saving more money. i’ve worked on a They interviewed eight of us that day and I ended up getting an offer the day offers went out! It was my only medical school interview and I’m now a staff physician. My GPA was still abysmal for med school from undergrad, but SO is 2 hours away and will probs see them every 2-3 weeks but feeling anxious about starting LD Any tips or success stories would be appreciated! Also please no negativity, I know it doesn’t always work I’m from Vancouver at a non-top4 carib school, applying this coming September and I’m just nervous. I wanted to share a quick summary of my story as a non-traditional applicant, in the hopes that those who are tentative Most recently, since finishing my post-bacc and med school apps, I got a job as a medical unit clerk at the county hospital. truecongrats for matching and thanks for this write up. Had a rough start in medical school, barely passing my M1 courses and then failing (but successfully remediating) two of my M2 courses. Visa requiring. Schools want people with stories and if you are well 179 votes, 180 comments. I'm just looking for success stories to keep a sliver of hope for this cycle.

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