ChatGPT & Medical School Admissions: What Applicants Need to Know About AI
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 เม.ย. 2023
- Join medical school admissions deans, Dr. Leila Amiri from the University of Vermont Larner College of Medicine and Dr. Ian Hagemann from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, in a round table discussion on the impact of AI and ChatGPT on the medical school admissions process.
Dr. Sahil Mehta, an interventional radiologist at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and founder of MedSchoolCoach, will also join the discussion to shed light on how this impact affects applying students.
The discussion will be hosted by hosted by Dan, an internal medicine resident.During this interactive discussion, you will:
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of how Artificial Intelligence is being utilized in the medical school admissions process and how it may impact your application.
- Learn about the most critical factors that AI algorithms are currently assessing in the medical school application process and how applicants can optimize their applications to increase their chances of success.
- Get insights from experienced medical school admissions deans about what they are looking for in applicants, the common mistakes to avoid, and the potential biases that AI algorithms may have.
- Receive practical tips and guidance on how to navigate the medical school admissions process, make informed decisions, and succeed in your medical school application.
One aspect of this discussion that I have many more questions about - finding the “right fit” in a medical school. Dr. Amiri and Dr. Hagemann talked about this extensively. They emphasized not only gaining admission to any med school, but rather gaining admission to one that fits the individual. I’m in the process of applying this cycle, and I wish I have more information on how to find the right fit. Not only that, but having the proper amount of time to do so. As an upcoming senior in undergrad, I’m struggling to complete my primary apps in a timely manner - let alone do research on the specific mission and resources that each medical school has to offer. Since it was made very clear in this talk that the speakers value finding an applicant that fits the school, do you think that the average age of matriculation will continue to rise? As I stated before, I’m on the path at the moment to avoid taking a gap year and begin medical school the fall after graduating college. Ultimately, does this lower my chances of gaining admission? It would make sense that younger applicants are more naive and less aware of the general idea of actually finding the “right fit”. Very interesting conversation that I wish was expanded on in this talk.
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Making medical school admissions a writing contest has made it a detriment for many capable students from getting into medical school. The mere fact that we are talking about people finding shortcuts for writing should cause introspection within the medical admissions community. The other new road to hell is the "social justice" lens on everything.
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This was a GREAT session. Dr. Mehta, this is the first time i've heard you anywhere, but you IMMEDIATELY gained my respect and admiration. The description of AI potentially leveling the playing field for under-resourced students was fantastic!