12 Interviews and 10 Acceptances: What Made His App Amazing? | Mission: Accepted S2 Ep. 9
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มี.ค. 2022
- Mission: Accepted features successful med school applicants. We dive into their full applications, looking at specifically what worked well, along with what they could've done even better.
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the amount of clinical experience and variety this guy has on his application is insane.
After watching this I can’t believe he didn’t get more interviews, how are you going to see that and not offer this guy an interview…
There are lots of applicants that were army medics.
@@bouchser000 and all should get interviews
Great application. And great illustration of medical schools not looking at stats as the be all and end all. This guy is more motivated than most, and likely to be a good physician. I get so sick of people complaining about students with perfect stats not getting into school. They assume it has to do with race or ethnicity, but it does not.
I was not expecting to see "white house". THAT'S INCREDIBLE
10 acceptances!🎉 Congrats, I wonder how he’s doing now. I’m also shocked by the 37 rejections, his application was incredible.
He has a great application, no wonder why he got 12 interviews. My application belongs in the trash compared to his lol
Mehn! This guy is gold! I’m so inspired
It would be nice to hear an update from this candidate
great mcat for having self studied ochem, biochem, no physics 2, and no psych
I submitted my amcas app on december 1 and got into medical school
"I just self-studied all of OCHEM" goddamn what a soldier. *Never give up, never be defeated,* - The Soldier's Creed. I fucking miss the Army.
seems like hes a good interviewer as well
So I think this might be a good topic of discussion on a podcast/video/etc. I’m an ER tech and had the opportunity to shadow many specialties just by striking up a conversation during consults. Because I work at the hospital, surgery let’s me scrub into cases, retract, and get a bit more “hands on” than a general shadowing opportunity that you say are usually boring. We do anatomy review before every case and I get teaching points during everything, from equipment to the steps of the procedure. Are there implications to listing how it was impactful? Or should I just list the specialities like you say here. I have 4000+ clinical hours and a year before I apply so it wouldn’t be to bolster the clinical section of my app, it’s just an amazing opportunity that I do weekly after my shift.
One impactful story that I might use is being a secondhand witness to my dad’s decline with paranoid schizophrenia and how traumatizing it was but it wasn’t until psychiatrists helped him and got him on meds that our lives and family became whole and not so broken anymore because dad had power over his life again. I know there’s still stigma around mental health but I’ve suffered with a lot of ptsd and depression but have always managed to come out on top due to doctors and medicine.. would this be too risky to state? Or do you think it would be impactful? I’ve truly never felt such an academic passion grow inside of me until I realized that I want to become a psychiatrist.
I think that experience was the seed that started your journey, now it's left for you to water the seed ( by your impact towards your journey)
That is such a touching story
Do you ever review any TMDSAS applications?
I doubt
The army job is what really made a difference.
Yeah, by being an army personnel that’s already a sign that he’s willing to serve and put himself on the line for others
Wow Dr Gray I didn’t know that you’re prior service. Ooh rah I’m prior service Marine Corps and Army reserves.
oh my gosh where did he end up going!!! I want updates. :D
He is at UofA.
Does it look bad if my most meaningful experience is not medically related?
No.
No
Not at all! -M
❤️❤️👏👏
47! Apps
What are those two schools that didn't accept him?
Probably in state schools
Go George Mason!
10 acceptances yet his stats arent anything special, pretty average when concerned with matriculant data, but nowhere do I see any complaints about his race. very interesting.
If he was Black, all of the MAGA nuts would be here complaining.