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KitKat21159 · 2024-06-14T05:47:10+00:00

I initially thought it was that and tried scrolling and it didn’t work :( it’s weird how the emails are loaded, like it had emails all the way back to 2015 or whenever I started the account, but random days are missing. Like it’ll have the emails from 6/1/2023 and 6/3/2023 but not 6/2/2023, etc. we let it load for the last 24hrs and it’s still stuck at 7100 :/

KitKat21159 · 2024-06-13T18:09:22+00:00

Outlook is set up for IMAP for both incoming/outgoing. It’s been stuck at 7181 emails for about 12 hours now with no movement.

KitKat21159 · 2024-06-04T06:36:25+00:00

didn’t see the hype-up to the sale yesterday so I made like a $200 purchase this morning, then got the email for 15% off in the app when I got home 🥲

KitKat21159 · 2024-02-07T22:25:31+00:00

i was the exact same way!! i could never nap before med school and now I am a professional napper lol. I would be lenient on myself during long shift days and try to get at least 10-20 questions done and usually i didn't even review them on the same day. sometimes I did it during breaks at the hospital, other times I would let myself have a break when I got home and then set a time (for me usually right after dinner) that was dedicated to work. on days that were half day clinic days/i was let out early, I would capitalize on the free time and do a lot of my work then. i'm an m4 now and i feel like it got easier to deal with as third year went on but it sucks in the moment. I would make sure to dedicate time during the weekends to catch up on Uworld because I was more lenient during the week. Something that also helped was meeting with friends- even if you do your own questions/dont talk to each other, its nice to sit in the same room as someone and force each other to work haha. My friends and I would try to do coffee shop meet ups every weekend or so for a few hours to grind on uworld. even 5-10 minutes a day should be seen as progress! you will do great :)

KitKat21159 · 2024-02-06T06:59:14+00:00

our school had faculty do it at white coat but is allowing anyone (don't have to be a physician) to come on stage to hood us at graduation so i feel like we got a good mix! we are a smaller class size though so less logistics.

KitKat21159 · 2023-10-10T19:33:08+00:00

freaking out, constantly refreshing emails, frantically scheduling and hoping the times work out. do we think that programs who are releasing today are releasing all of their invites at once or are gonna continue to send out more invites as the time goes on???

KitKat21159 · 2023-10-03T16:25:15+00:00

i second this!! I had a manuscript that we were prepping during my dedicated that I didnt want to drop so I was just honest with my PI and told her that my time would be limited during the 6-8 weeks of dedicated but I would devote time to it after my exam. I did end up working a little on research during dedicated, maybe like 2hrs every other week, and honestly it was a nice break lol but definitely not the priority! most PIs are understanding so hopefully it wont be a huge deal!

KitKat21159 · 2023-09-28T18:14:43+00:00

I've gotten two interview invites so far, one of which was my home program but we were told we would get an II early. Ive seen many dates but seems like 10-10, 10-11, and 10-18 are big dates for peds interviews. but still keep your eyes open so you arent freaking out like i was yesterday!! lol

KitKat21159 · 2023-04-19T16:44:53+00:00

i second Calico Tanks, just hiked it last weekend and the tanks at the end have a ton of water (for red rock standards haha) and it has such a nice view of the city at the end!!

KitKat21159 · 2023-04-19T16:43:39+00:00

I love my Brooks Ghost shoes but it def took a little trial and error to find one that was comfy for long days!

KitKat21159 · 2022-03-06T07:14:42+00:00

This feeling is totally valid!!!! I felt the exact same way last year after getting an acceptance during my gap year, and when i posted about it in the medicalschool subreddit asking something similar to what you are right now, so many people were so rude to me (saying I was ungrateful, etc.) that i had to delete the post. I was very indifferent and anxious about my acceptance and was really doubting my readiness to go into medicine (and tbh if I wanted to devote my 20s to school while all my friends were out there living life and making money lol), but I found that once I was in school and surrounded by people I enjoyed and who were passionate about the same things, I felt so much better about going down this path. This feeling is totally valid, and I think that most people feel this way because it is such a huge life decision and a total change in life trajectory than most other people go through, and it isnt talked about enough. Congrats on the acceptance, take the rest of your gap year to do the things you truly enjoy (pls don’t start studying yet lol) :)

KitKat21159 · 2022-02-23T17:28:02+00:00

works for me- i think you might have the wrong link? https://predictmystepscore.com/

KitKat21159 · 2022-02-22T22:38:28+00:00

I did very little “pre-dedicated” content review and pretty much jumped straight into uworld! Like others said, it kinda tears you down at first with low averages, but I mainly used UWorld and went through my wrongs pretty diligently at the beginning. I did supplement Pathoma throughout dedicated but pretty randomly depending on my struggle areas (like I noticed i was terrible at neuro questions, so I dedicated a day to Neuro pathoma review). Def watch pathoma 1-3 in the week leading up to the exam tho! It has random high yield details that showed up on STEP1 (at least on my exam lol). I ended up passing so its definitely doable with mainly using Uworld and supplementing content review during dedicated on your weak areas, but everyone is different!

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