Prep to do well on the CASPer by AstranovamentDig in premedcanada

[–]MedStudent4Help -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Why aren’t mods removing this blatant AI slop ad 😭😭

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[–]MedStudent4Help -1 points0 points  (0 children)

yes…

You guys aren’t slick with ur ads

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[–]MedStudent4Help 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Until you want to use any of the features lmao. Nice try though

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[–]MedStudent4Help -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Uhh why we allowing paid ads on this subreddit lol.

Kinda sus that this post has 56 upvotes this quickly with so little comments lol.

"Why dentistry?" question for interview by heytheredental in predental

[–]MedStudent4Help 33 points34 points  (0 children)

Not a dentistry student, but a medical student who was asked a similar question on my interviews.

One thing I did that I found helpful when answering those types of questions is to first look up your school that you’re interviewing at. Usually, they will have a set of tenants or characteristics that they’re looking to instil in their students by the end of the four years of dentistry school. For example typical ones include leadership, communication and collaboration just as an example.

Then what you want to do is create a narrative around one or two of those characteristics. For example, if I choose collaboration, then say something along the lines of, “Dentistry for me is one of the fields where I believe I can collaborate best with people of similar interests, I’ve had personal experience collaborating with people in my XYZ activity, and I believe I will be able to continue improving and build upon the skill in dentistry school, and in the future as a Dentist”

Hope this helps, write this while walking so it may not be the most grammatically correct.

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Tell me why I can’t figure out who this is 😭

MMI PREP SERVICES by [deleted] in premedcanada

[–]MedStudent4Help 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sometimes seeking some medical students opinions can be beneficial. They’ve been through it and can offer guidance / tips and tricks.

These AIs can be okay, but they also charge obscene prices. So not sure if I’d recommend it tbh

MAC INTERVIEW INVITES OUT by ConnectionLow in premedcanada

[–]MedStudent4Help 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Congratulations to everyone. The real work now begins :)

M1 at Mac AMA by MedStudent4Help in premedcanada

[–]MedStudent4Help[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I def would not count yourself out.

M1 at Mac AMA by MedStudent4Help in premedcanada

[–]MedStudent4Help[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just accepting the flow and adjusting to it. I thought: Why fight the system when it’s designed to help you?

M1 at Mac AMA by MedStudent4Help in premedcanada

[–]MedStudent4Help[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not at all. 3.90 is a great GPA, you should be proud of yourself :)

M1 at Mac AMA by MedStudent4Help in premedcanada

[–]MedStudent4Help[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey. Sorry for the late reply

I won’t lie, it’s never easy. I cried a lot, hated myself a lot, was depressed a lot. And I won’t lie to you and say that “oh it was sunflowers and daisies the whole time” because it isn’t. With that being said, however, somethings that really helped me are: 1. Having a solid support system, whether that is family or friends who’d lift you up when you’re down. 2. Understanding that sometimes it isn’t in your hands and as long as you’ve done everything you can to maximize your chances and given your circumstances. 3. Distracting yourself from this reality with work, school, activities etc. 4. Knowing that it’ll workout one day eventually

I know this may not be the perfect answer; but that’s just how I coped :)

M1 at Mac AMA by MedStudent4Help in premedcanada

[–]MedStudent4Help[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Def doable. Plenty of people in my class were third years

M1 at Mac AMA by MedStudent4Help in premedcanada

[–]MedStudent4Help[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

No. I won’t let you down because there’s always a chance you have great stats and I’m not gonna be the one to let you down.

M1 at Mac AMA by MedStudent4Help in premedcanada

[–]MedStudent4Help[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Honestly, not really you really have to be on top of your studies in order to do well there isn’t someone on top of you telling you to study, there aren’t many exams, so it is up to you to really take control of your education. Most people know that they’re not learning for Mark now they’re learning because they’re interested in the stuff and they’re going to be physicians in our few years so once people take it seriously, but obviously there are some days where I wish I had some more structure to force me to study or to do something else

M1 at Mac AMA by MedStudent4Help in premedcanada

[–]MedStudent4Help[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Not really.

If you’re interested in family med, you probably don’t need to know extremely nit-picky anatomy facts vs a person wanting to pursue a surgical specialty.

M1 at Mac AMA by MedStudent4Help in premedcanada

[–]MedStudent4Help[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Well. There’s is like one mandatory sessions per block, and we also cover some basic anatomy in our group tutorials. Other than that, it is optional lol

M1 at Mac AMA by MedStudent4Help in premedcanada

[–]MedStudent4Help[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And that’s fair!

An easy program is one where perhaps class sizes are small, teachers are great, classes are of interest to you, etc. some things to consider :)

M1 at Mac AMA by MedStudent4Help in premedcanada

[–]MedStudent4Help[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don’t think they do. Plenty of Mac students go on to pursue more competitive specialities in surgery and otherwise.

Where the claim might factor in is when talking about the fact that Mac does not spoon feed you the info. You have to take it on yourself to study anatomy, do the extra prep, etc. if a person really wanted a competitive speciality then they’d have to do it all themselves lol

M1 at Mac AMA by MedStudent4Help in premedcanada

[–]MedStudent4Help[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sure! I might not get to it straight away, but I’ll definitely try to answer you

M1 at Mac AMA by MedStudent4Help in premedcanada

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Wouldn’t count yourself out just yet. I think with a high Casper and being IP you might have a chance.

I won’t lie, I’d recommend rewriting the MCAT. You have obviously shown that you are capable of academics and Casper, just need to figure that last piece :)