Medical School: Accepted, Rejected or Waitlisted!?

[@LovelyBeauty21]

I am so proud of you, Sabrina, accepted or not and am so happy that you got a full ride scholarship and have options to choose from :) Having witnessed your educational journey from you being in high school til now I am so excited to see where your focus and drive take you. Wishing you comfort in your decision. :)

[@hannahalexis6741]

CONGRATS!!!

[@Asphedal]

Congrats girl!!1 I am so happy for you!!

[@1716alex]

Wow Sabrina so incredible to have been following your premed journey and to hear you've accomplished your goals! Always looked up to you especially as a fellow Romanian based in Canada!

[@al2524]

Congratulation Sabrina you deserve it. Can you please do next video about your college GPA and volunteering hours. Basically how you got a full scholarship.

[@zaynschamakchallo]

OMGGG congratulations on getting into med school AND getting a full ride!!!!!!!

[@Abdikarim-Ilkacase]

Congrats Sabrina , it's my pleasure watching your videos while you were studying premed up till now you get full ride scholarship! it seems i will see you becoming a physician. I am a sophomore student now doing premed you really inspire me. Good lucky with everything.

[@olivia_simone]

That's so awesome Sabrina! Congratulations!! it's so exciting seeing someone achieve their dreams after working so hard for it. I'm about to start the grad school application process myself and am so nervous! but way to go girl, so proud

[@soursweetgone1998]

what the???!! thats amazing!!! congratulations!!!

[@devinedays]

Congrats! I always tell people go where you feel most comfortable. I got into a medical school that was ranked better than the one I am at now, but absolutely fell in love with the one I'm currently at. Go with your gut and keep financials in mind :)

[@zhizhixoxo]

full ride to medical school????? how the hell does that happen???

[@lmychocolate]

It's amazing that you got into 2 great schools! You deserve this! I hope you can figure out where you wanna go and make a decision that you won't regret! All the best!!

[@dariannicole557]

Omg that's awesome that you got accepted and got a full ride!!! Hard work really does pay off. Congratulations 🍾🎉

[@TaylorSwiftGleek]

Congrats Sabrina so happy for you 😊😊

[@Holdador]

I'm a current M4 in med school. Feel free to message me if you want advice on picking your school if you haven't done so already. Where you decide to go can make a huge difference in the long run depending on the residency you want to pursue.

[@dipti7584]

Marco Mejia what was your GPA for undergrad? Can you please give me tips? I'm a freshman in college and I'm so scared

[@Holdador]

Can't remember exactly, I think it was like a 3.85. You still have a really long way to go so just try to take things one step at a time. Also make sure you really look into things and be sure that medicine is what you want to do (it's definitely not for everyone). It's a very long road and if you are one of the lucky few that makes it into med school you'll notice that verrrrrry few people from your classes actually end up making it. Some people just don't cut it academically and others realize that it's a huge commitment they're not willing to make. The best thing you can do now is to get the highest grades you can and try to get involved with a research lab and hopefully get something published. I didn't really know what things to get involved with in undergrad and wish someone had told me sooner how important extracurriculars and research are for getting accepted. I didn't really start research until I was my third year of undergrad so don't stress too hard about that. Another thing that's super important is to get shadowing hours with physicians so that it shows admissions committees that you know what you're getting yourself into. Community service is also good, and even better if it's something your passionate about and can possibly attain a leadership position in. I know it's a lot of info, but if you take it one step at a time it's definitely doable over 4 years of college. Just gotta make a plan and follow through with it. Good luck!

[@Momo2041107]

Does it matter where you go for your undergrad if you're planning on going to med school?

[@Saaarraahh]

Congrats! That's awesome!

[@blob020]

Congratulations that is amazing news, I am so proud of you and I have been watching your videos right from the beginning. I applied to postgraduate study at SOAS, Kings College London and LSE. I have offers from the first two and unfortunely wait listed for LSE, fingers crossed for LSE - pray for me please.

[@DoctorNikkiP]

Congratulations!! Good luck with choosing the best school!

[@abimaeljimenez5023]

you the real mvp

[@reeses367]

Congrats Sabrina!! That's so exciting!! 😄😄

[@xKushMeOut]

ITS BECAUSE UNLV MED SCHOOL'S FIRST YEAR WAS THE YEAR SHE APPLIED !!! They gave a full ride for everyone that got into their first opening year

[@katharinagromann5444]

Congratulation!! Do it like Rory Gilmore, make a Pro and Contra list.

[@haaayitsanna]

What did you do in college extra curricular/ volunteer-wise. Or what would you recommend to do that looks good for future schools?

[@iMoises56]

Congratulations! :)

[@IshyB135]

Love you Sabrina well done x

[@futuredoctorveganish7648]

Pick the full ride! Congrats on that, by the way :) You earned it!

[@AlexK]

congrats!!

[@lindalangeptdptceas7702]

Student debt sucks soooo much! I've heard physicians say this often. I know a young man who is in internal medicine residency. He wanted to do cardiology but won't because his med school debt is soo high he wants to start pying them off after his residency is over. Doctors do very well of course but if your options are between a school offering you a full ride and one that isn't, go with the full ride. Just my opinion of course

[@andyland27]

the one that fits better is the one where you won't have any debt afterwards! Congrats!

[@WhatTechShow]

It's a new medical school, this is their first year and they are no accredited. So there is always a risk that if she picks this school, she might not get a valid MD degree.

[@dragonking5767]

andyland27 that's not always true sometimes better education beats a free one

[@GurjyotJohal]

Can you explain your volunteer and gpa?

[@literallyicantew771]

congrats! you deserve it :)

[@AG-xi8mn]

congrats!!:)

[@wendyurenaprincesspoetry1921]

I'm not in medical field but I was gotta major Public Administration to go to graduate school and it didn't workout and I didn't get accepted. Plus I have to start applying for major Psychology minor Child Development to Adolescence to go for graduate school. But congratulations. Plus I have a Learning Disability with Traumatic Brain Injury.

[@AngelFrost02]

Hi, I'm fairly sure that I am going to be doing premed starting in the fall this year, but I will be a sophomore in college cause I'm a freshman right now. I'm a business major, so it will be really hard to do business and premed and other programs I'm in. But I feel like I'm interested in both-less so business, but I'm just so so scared that I won't be able to handle it. Please help me!!! I would LOVE to be accepted to my dream med school in the future like you

[@PatMan_95]

Hey Sabrina, great video. Here's my situation. I feel like I am way in over my head as I have not done as much studying for the MCAT as I should and am taking the exam in May (1 months away YIKES). I watched one of your old videos and saw that you had a similar situation where you felt you could just take the exam and get a good score and was forced to start studying that summer for two months. My question is did you end up having to apply late to medical school? Did you submit your applications that summer and take the MCAT afterwards?. Was planning on just looking this up but would love to hear someones personal experience. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@hollys3279]

Amazing! 😊 congratulations to you! Does a full ride scholarship mean you don't have to pay any fees?! That must be a huge sway for your decision? I'm sure you'll make the right choice!

[@WhatTechShow]

It's a new medical school, this is their first year and they are no accredited. So there is always a risk that if she picks this school, she might not get a valid MD degree.

[@dorthysavage6660]

What was her gpa ?

[@robinitefitness3259]

3.98

[@georgechavez6911]

3.98

[@wesleyyuan8393]

Did you apply for an HPSP Scholarship? I have some insight about it if that's the case, but good luck!

[@KaeliB1]

Wow girl! You're killin it! Med school with a full ride! Can i have ur brain and knowledge please, thank you! (: I dont know if you've mentioned this in any videos but do u have a certain concentration u would like to go into? Trauma, OB, Cardiac? Goodluck!!! ☺

[@dorantheriault6914]

Congratulations on the scholarship you'll be amazing and I'm sure you'll pick the best for you and your education. Btw you're beautiful 😍 anyway do you have a field you want to focus on when you start

[@NigeriaLovesChioma]

Where are you from??

[@saturatedfat1007]

Inaugurating class at a new med school can't be a good thing; we all know how clinical trials might end and that metaphor applies to your life/career in terms of getting hired etc.. The full ride's really your compensation just like how trial patients have their transportation cost covered.