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New school, new year, new friends, and...
new name. Hereās to MS1. Thanks for sticking by me all this time.

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postgrad-premedĀ replied to your postāIntroducing Honestly, MD!ā
Don't forget to update your name on the Class of 2019 page and on Wayfaring's medblr spotlight list.
Thanks! Iāll be sure to do that!
postgrad-premed said: I donāt recommend applying this cycle since you havenāt taken the mcat yet and you probably donāt have LORs yet. You should wait to apply in summer 2016 which will mean you will start in fall 2017. Also consider DO schools depending on your GPA.
Whatās the harm in trying anyway? Iāll be out $160 bucks...but it could be a good experience and good practice with MMIs. Iām still deciding.
I once got really good advice from someone. He saidĀ ānever ever self-select outā. Meaning never give up your chance at something because your perspective tells you you donāt have a chance. You really truly never can know the outcome of something 100%. So I may or may not try.Ā
Thank you for the feedback though!! You guys are an awesome resource and Iām so happy I decided to make this blog haha.
postgrad-premedĀ replied to yourĀ postĀ postgrad-premed said: Hopefully your current...
Did you already take physics? I heard that wasnāt a PA prerequisite but it is a med school one.
Iāve taken Physics I. Iām taking Physics II this next semester. I actually started out as a physics major as a freshman, and both Physics I/II are required for my degree anyway.
postgrad-premed said: Hopefully your current degree has a lot of overlap with the med school prerequisites.
Fortunately it does since I was preparing for PA school anyway. The course prereqs are very similar with some slight differences. Iāll be getting my BSHS in Physiology from my schoolās College of Medicine this December.
But now I have to take the MCAT...

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postgrad-premed replied to your postāAdventures in adultingā
Did you go back to scribing?
Nope, I decided that if I had to work, I didnāt want to spend the summer working in a hospital. Of course I enjoyed being a scribe, but Iāll have the rest of my life to worry about medicine. I just got a basic, part-time food service job that pays all right and will give me something to do, but I wonāt feel too guilty about quitting once school starts. Iām also telling myself that the experience will be good for me. Iāve never worked in food service before, and Iāve heard that itās something everyone should experience at least once. Weāll see how it goes!
postgrad-premedĀ replied to your postāFirst Neuro Exam Down!ā
So do you have to retake these classes as a first year next year?
Nope! Thatās the great thing about my program. Iāll just be a TA for the classes Iāve already taken next year, which means I will have completed a little less than half of my first year before it even officially begins! If I chose to go to a different med school though, I would have to start from the beginning like everyone else. But since I only have the one acceptance, I donāt have to worry about starting over.
postgrad-premed replied to your post:
Ā Youāve got to top aortoenteric fistula.
I don't think I can! That was by far my most intense/awesome patient encounter. I'm not sure anything will top that for a long time!