WaveDysfunction

Seems like it just never quite works out for me. Fell way down my rank list for IM and ended up at a solid community program. I know I will be happy there but to get passed up by so many of my other interviews at top and mid-tier academic programs hurts more than I ever thought it would. Feels like I did everything right, USMD, 260+ step 2, almost all honors, good quality pubs and research, passionate about extracurriculars, was told multiple times that I interview well and will match well. I know to take things with a grain of salt but I figure at least when you're told you interview well they usually aren't lying.

Now it feels like the narrative changed and people are telling me it's ok,

Just need wolf ring for the achievement. I will drop it back to you after like 5 seconds once I get the achievement

Need someone to let me kill them a bunch of times (27) to get this last pyromancy! In return just ask or I can mule something. I can also be a vertebra shackle farm in return.

I started playing DS3 after platting BB and it’s a fun game but it just didn’t draw me like BB. That is, until I found a set of armor with good stats AND that looks dope. Then suddenly I felt a deeper connection to the game.

And then I realized that often times I log onto BB and just walk around with my character looking dope af, changing their outfit and running around central yharnam pub stomping with my drip just because it looks cool.

I hate how stats are tied so much to armor because honestly I’m just tryna look cool and have multiple different outfits that look cool. So basically what I am saying is that BB has the best drip and therefore making it the best game. Thank you.

I was recently accepted and it was a surreal moment. Two years ago I applied and didn’t get a single interview. I sincerely believed that med school was not for me and I just wouldn’t get in.

But I’m stubborn so I tried again. Took some post bacc classes to get my gpa from bad to slightly less bad. Retook my mcat and got a 520+. Added a ton of clinical experience. Got another publication. Did everything I possibly could in 2 years.

So, I want to dedicate this post to my reapp homies who have worked so so so hard to improve their apps. Don’t stop trying, don’t stop improving your app, and don’t give up. I learned to believe in myself no matter how depressing things got. I believe in all of

Two years ago I applied and got zero IIs. This year been feeling so down after sending everything in July and not having any IIs BUT I JUST GOT MY FIRST ONE AT AN MD AHHHHH.

3.4cgpa/3.43sgpa, 521, three pubs, lots of clinical volunteering, average non clinical, significant leadership positions

DM for school

I’m just here to rant a little bit. I paid $1500 to AMCAS so that they can literally just forward my information to some schools, that is literally the extent of their job. I don’t get how they can be ok with the way things are going. No other app service is suffering from delays or a complete lack of transparency.

How can they casually state that mailed transcripts will take up to 25 business days. That is just fucking unacceptable, no other app service is having such delays. They also said verification will take up to 8 weeks, again how is that even remotely acceptable for a time-sensitive application process. We have all worked our asses off for years, making sure everything is perfect

What's up guys, WaveDysfunction here and this is a post I've wanted to do for a long time.

Every time scores come out, we see a decent influx of guides, how I studied, how I got a 520+, etc. But I wanted to make a post specifically targeted to those who, like me, are frankly just lazy pieces of shit. Or maybe lazy isn't even the right word. I'm talking about the folks who get distracted from studying because they hate studying and have always hated it.

You might be thinking "Oh yeah that's me, I'm so lazy haha I only studied for a couple hours last night". Or maybe you're thinking about that time you didn't study for a whole Saturday. I'm sorry but this isn't for you (though it still may

Noticed on the thread that a lot of us had a dip in CARS on test day compared to FLs. Not here to complain about my score I'm actually ecstatic but I wanted to know how many other 1/23 testers saw a dip in CARS from their FLs? Was scoring 129-130 on mine, I think I got absolutely dicked by that chinese rocks passage.