roundnotebook73:
Can you explain why as someone applying to both if you are comfortable
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anonymous:
WashU MD student here! Let me know if you have any questions. More than happy to help!
Do you think WashU is still accepting students from the waitlist this late in the cycle? Based on last year’s cycle, I didn’t notice any new acceptances in June.
anonymous:
WashU MD student here! Let me know if you have any questions. More than happy to help!
Would you mind if I DM you with some questions about primaries?!
Sakiks:
Would you mind if I DM you with some questions about primaries?!
Feel free to DM!
sabvp:
Do you think WashU is still accepting students from the waitlist this late in the cycle? Based on last year’s cycle, I didn’t notice any new acceptances in June.
I don't have insight into waitlist movement. I suspect that there will be no more movement, but you never know.
80% threshold for P/F
anonymous:
80% threshold for P/F
No meaningful difference in your day to day as a student. If you have the MCAT score to get into WashU, this is not remotely a concern
anonymous:
No meaningful difference in your day to day as a student. If you have the MCAT score to get into WashU, this is not remotely a concern
Spending more time on in-house vs third party. More time on studying vs research vs relaxing. I’d argue it adds uncertainty and therefore more stress/time
anonymous:
Spending more time on in-house vs third party. More time on studying vs research vs relaxing. I’d argue it adds uncertainty and therefore more stress/time
I'm a current MD student. The 80% threshold includes everything from TBL scores, attendance and reflection essays to anatomy practicals, exams and peer feedback. I do third party almost exclusively and am involved in research, and I have more than enough time to relax and engage in hobbies.
Its not even remotely a stressor in my daily life and has not changed my approach to studying or my time commitment to in-house curriculum.
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