Do you have any episodes involving active duty military applicants?

(This may not be feasible for people over 35) and I know I am super late to this but any other foreign born people watching one way (Maybe lengthy and possibly free) to get into the med school in the US would be through enlisting in the US Military. If you get your permanent residency you could join and go into the medical field as enlisted, get training through the military (Also get assistance toward citizenship) you can utilize the tuition assistance and GI Bill to knock out your premed and medical school. They also have programs where they will pay for medical school in return for a service contract commitment. There are options it may take a lot of work and planning but if it’s your life goal nothing can stop you!! Best of luck!!

I didn't cite my sources correctly, and my professor reported me! My sources were in my reference page, but I didn't use intext citation. I'm also looking into med school I'm in my last year of college!

Great video. I’m 28 years old, father of 1, and this video was what I needed to be confident to move on from my career in audit and apply to med school.

All organization do staffing cycle projections This is very misleading content, let’s start off by saying that you would never be granted a scholarship without being physically cleared to serve first , Moving forward to your field of speciality, you must match into the field of specialty the same way you would in a civilian residency, every branch is different when it comes to match percentages for instance the US ARMY has a 95 percent first choice specialty match the air-force has a 70 percent and the navy has a 76 percent match rate the civilian residency match is 67 percent, this means that if you didn’t match in the military you definetly were not in a civilian residency and most likely would of participated what’s known as the scramble . The military does outsource to civilian residency as well the air-force does so at a 46 percent residency rate. Next not all branch’s have General Medicine officer (GMO) only the navy and Air Force do which usually does make up 24 percent of that class due to that inability to get into a field of specialty, this is not the military fault but this can also be seen as a blessing for some because you didn’t just go through medical school and get stuck jobless because you weren’t able to get into residency. The military also outsources to civilian residencies if need be. Just remember your experience is not the experience, if something didn’t go your way it’s usually not just a one sided reason

As some have said, we don’t know how their secondaries and interviews went. It would be great to have secondaries on Application Renovation. Is that a possibility?

This video has been such help for me in creating my med school list. Thank you and at such a perfect time to drop this video for pre med students

By the way, it would be nice to have follow-ups on all the renovation consultations. Otherwise, how do we know the recommendations were effective?

Dang I wish I could talk him one on one too

Wow, these are just words, I'm 42years old and I ould like to do medicine just because healthcare is too expensive too hard to get a spot so at least I'll be able to take care of myself! In the mean time I did not go to school after my year 12 certificate cause I have been looking after my husband and since I Waa 22 years old I wanted to do medicine but it's either too expensive or my family was laughing at me or my grades are all between a 'C' or a 'C minuce' and some 'C plus' so I'm scared to bother for it! So.. .

cool!

I have my undergraduate in electrical engineering with 3.7gpa and my master’s in biomedical engineering with 3.35gpa. I am almost completing my mba program in healthcare but yet to take my mcat. Do you think this profile is ok ? I am aiming for 520+

Hello! I applied to Application Renovation but haven’t received confirmation of my application. When should I hear back?

my girl fighting for her life but excellent direct feedback.

it’s too bad the payment plans are so expensive. 1,100 is what I make a month. leaves no room to be able to pay my bills

If she can cut some of the buzzwords and streamline her responses, she’ll be golden

In my experience, DOs are more common-sense and caring than MDs.

I grew up in a rural neighborhood where we had lawns...lol...

I'm 26 and I'm currently working on becoming a truck driver. Not because I really want to, but because a few people suggested it to me and I don't make enough money where I'm currently working. Don't get me wrong, it's cool to have the skills to safely operate such a large and heavy vehicle, but it's not my passion even though I've always been into cars and driving. I've been through a bit medically in the past and I've always wanted to help people and give back. I took care of my grandpa when he got sick. I'm used to being around hospitals and I've always been curious where I'd end up if I tried to become a doctor. I think im gonna give it a shot in a few years. I'll still keep my license so I can drive trucks.

I applied to Application Renovation! Thanks for the heads up!!!

I really love Mission: Accepted. It shows us inspiring stories and gives us good examples of preferred ways to go about preparing a medical school application. It also is mentally uplifting after watching so many rejection videos.

You didn't go for free. You owe Uncle Sam at least 7 yrs. Nothing in life is free.

I think this is extremely unfair. The whole med school application process is unfair. Ad-coms need to stop prioritizing your personal statement and rather ensure that your academic record and clinical experience takes primacy over everything else. Anything other than that is just extremely unfair. I say this because not every applicant is going to have a sob story to tell, or something extraordinary to say, I don't see why that should make you less qualified to be a doctor

The thing is, if he told his school that a certain number of clinical hours were completed but didn’t complete them because of going to an interview, that is academic dishonesty. I wonder if that was the case here.

Just what I needed to hear and learn!

I got the Great Gatsby reference! Haha

We need to start canceling people when they accuse asians of being robots

We always esteem and emphasise diligence as a precious value and yet in interviews we keep getting told not to over rehearse and over prepare and script 😂😂😂 what a difficult world we live in!!! I think the most important value is be genuine! Even if we have prepared the answers, make sure they are honest, true and sincere! Just don’t be a robot!!! 😂

Simple kapadia 😂

Great story...

Please take the time to record yourself practicing or note any “sentence fillers or anxiety words.” If I was interviewing him, saying “absolutely” every sentence would distract me so much!

Another great episode 😁👍 thank you

@2:15 @10:55

Whatever happened to him?

Oh nooo- disappointed but I was not surprised @ 4:55 "Women's health concerns are continually blamed on stress, hormones, and even imaginations."

Some doctors have structured shadowing programs….call around and ask.

I have an mmi virtually for pa school in a week praying it goes well

Thank you so much for your help. I submitted my TMDSAS application for the 2025 matriculation. I could not have done it without your help. These videos are so encouraging. Please keep up this amazing source of helpful content. Love it!!

I’m about to start Caribbean medical school at 33 id be happy to come on and talk about my circumstances etc. maybe it could help others.

Love the channel and show, by the way. You guys are amazing!

Sounds more like she should get a masters in public health with her goal. I’ve also felt discouraged by the doctors around me and I don’t know if I should go for it or not based off my personal goals

Any tips for autistic individuals trying to navigate how to communicate while sounding “normal”? Sometimes we have to “rehearse” a little bit just to sound normal to others

This is so confusing. I thought his answer for the first question was great but if I had given that answer to my advisor she would’ve roasted me and said “I don’t need your resume” “don’t tell me things you DID, tell me who you ARE”. I am so confused and I keep getting different feedback from everyone and this feels impossible.

She has great stories but rambles a little too much in the details.

She has such a calming voice and demeanor. Once she cuts down her answers to include only the relevant info, she is gonna be golden.

😂

The dream has come true officially today, thanks Ryan for your videos they helped on my journey.

I do not like “reach” and “safe” schools for undergrad all the way to graduate/MD programs BECAUSE if you are turned down from your “reach” then mentally you may be trapped that “all I got was my safe school” All schools YOU choose to apply to should be great fits for YOU. My opinion

I'm a teacher and I would like to transition to Speech Language Pathologist. How can I combine my experience of teaching to SLP? Can I work full time in a School setting and have my own practice? Can a SLP work at all levels in Education which area has the most need in Education and is there a difference in salary between Elementary Middle High School College. Thanks. I am currently researching information to help me understand the field better.

How do we submit our personal statement for PS or BS?