http://www.jeffreymd.com/2007/01/27/mcat-prep-course-yes-or-no/ my journey through medical school Fri, 10 Feb 2012 01:28:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.jeffreymd.com/2007/01/27/mcat-prep-course-yes-or-no/comment-page-1/#comment-4 van ong Tue, 01 May 2007 06:34:29 +0000 http://jeffreymd.com/?p=34#comment-4 I really enjoy reading your blog, wonder if you have any words of wisdom regarding personal statement since I'm trying to write mine now I really enjoy reading your blog, wonder if you have any words of wisdom regarding personal statement since I’m trying to write mine now

]]> http://www.jeffreymd.com/2007/01/27/mcat-prep-course-yes-or-no/comment-page-1/#comment-1030 van ong Tue, 01 May 2007 06:34:00 +0000 http://jeffreymd.com/?p=34#comment-1030 I really enjoy reading your blog, wonder if you have any words of wisdom regarding personal statement since I'm trying to write mine now I really enjoy reading your blog, wonder if you have any words of wisdom regarding personal statement since I’m trying to write mine now

]]> http://www.jeffreymd.com/2007/01/27/mcat-prep-course-yes-or-no/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Jeff W Tue, 01 May 2007 00:15:54 +0000 http://jeffreymd.com/?p=34#comment-5 Well I dunno if I'd say I have any words of wisdom. But I'd probably say to remember to keep it honest and sincere. I think people can tell when you are not being congruent with yourself. So if you come across one way in your personal statement and a different way in your interview, it never looks good. Everyone has a unique and personal experience. Bring that out. Show it to the ADCOMS. One thing that was helpful to me was that my Kaplan instructor had a Master's degree in English and he offered to read mine. I suggest you find someone you know who has good English skills and who also understands the admissions process to go over your statement with you. Premed advisers can be great help with this too. I realize my reply is nothing profound, but I think its something to remember. Best of luck to you! Well I dunno if I’d say I have any words of wisdom. But I’d probably say to remember to keep it honest and sincere. I think people can tell when you are not being congruent with yourself. So if you come across one way in your personal statement and a different way in your interview, it never looks good. Everyone has a unique and personal experience. Bring that out. Show it to the ADCOMS. One thing that was helpful to me was that my Kaplan instructor had a Master’s degree in English and he offered to read mine. I suggest you find someone you know who has good English skills and who also understands the admissions process to go over your statement with you. Premed advisers can be great help with this too. I realize my reply is nothing profound, but I think its something to remember. Best of luck to you!

]]> http://www.jeffreymd.com/2007/01/27/mcat-prep-course-yes-or-no/comment-page-1/#comment-1031 Jeff W Tue, 01 May 2007 00:15:00 +0000 http://jeffreymd.com/?p=34#comment-1031 Well I dunno if I'd say I have any words of wisdom. But I'd probably say to remember to keep it honest and sincere. I think people can tell when you are not being congruent with yourself. So if you come across one way in your personal statement and a different way in your interview, it never looks good. Everyone has a unique and personal experience. Bring that out. Show it to the ADCOMS. One thing that was helpful to me was that my Kaplan instructor had a Master's degree in English and he offered to read mine. I suggest you find someone you know who has good English skills and who also understands the admissions process to go over your statement with you. Premed advisers can be great help with this too. I realize my reply is nothing profound, but I think its something to remember. Best of luck to you! Well I dunno if I’d say I have any words of wisdom. But I’d probably say to remember to keep it honest and sincere. I think people can tell when you are not being congruent with yourself. So if you come across one way in your personal statement and a different way in your interview, it never looks good. Everyone has a unique and personal experience. Bring that out. Show it to the ADCOMS. One thing that was helpful to me was that my Kaplan instructor had a Master’s degree in English and he offered to read mine. I suggest you find someone you know who has good English skills and who also understands the admissions process to go over your statement with you. Premed advisers can be great help with this too. I realize my reply is nothing profound, but I think its something to remember. Best of luck to you!

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