How To Write KICK-ASS Secondaries (3 Simple Tricks from ACCEPTED Medical Students!)

[@PrerakJuthani]

Hi there again everyone! Because this was filmed before the Black Lives Matter movement, I was not able to mention much about it. However, with each video, I want to continue to share resources that I have found helpful. For this one, here’s a shareable anti-racism guide that my classmate shared with me: docs.google.com/document/u/1/d/1hpub-jkm9cLzJWqZSsETqbE6tZ13Q0UbQz--vQ2avEc/mobilebasic

[@rk-jc9se]

Looking back it looks like we just went overboard and now pulling back on this whole blm issue. So the advice here is still very relevant,real and true to oneself.

[@luigismedjourney9879]

Dang, this came perfectly. I was just working on my secondaries haha I applied to 35 schools so I know for sure that I’m gonna struggle 😭

[@David-vu1xq]

Great timing, been pre-writing secondaries from 27 schools. Royal pain in the a-

[@mitalisarkar5472]

This was super helpful, thanks Prerek!

[@jaskier5586]

#ASK #OOT, hello, could someone help me? I have a problem where my extras (on cloze card) don't show when reviewing the card. did I do something wrong or is seeing extras In cloze model card actually impossible ?? thanks

[@adamm5107]

As someone not familiar with the US education system, what are secondaries?

[@a.littlelost]

When you apply for medical school after undergrad in the US, you first submit a primary application (personal/biographical information, college transcripts, up to 15 work/activity experiences, personal statement), and then that gets sent to medical schools you designate on your primary application that you're applying to. Those medical schools will then send you secondary applications, which are typically their own different essay prompts they want you to answer and send back to them before they decide who to send interview invites.

[@tailorforeman7082]

@@a.littlelost such a good overview. I am gonna save that in my notes lol. I'm terrible at trying to explain them to family and friends