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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Applying as a senior.[/quote] Have heard it’s really hard for these applicants as so many kids are taking an additional one to two years to dedicate solely to research. I think all you can do is be patient, and think about what the student can do next year if they don’t get accepted this cycle.[/quote] Not from a top school, where they do the research as they go, often starting after freshman year or during sophomore year. OP said they are published. From a top undergrad OP should have all they need, depending on the details of the coursework and the details of the clinical experience. I think it is still very early, OP. Hang in there.[/quote] 90 percent of the class at Emory Medical School took at least one gap year, as I’d 72 percent of ALL first year U.S. medical students admitted in the 2022-23 cycle. https://www.emorywheel.com/article/2024/02/medical-school-gap-year-rates-continue-to-rise-at-emory-nationally#:~:text=According%20to%20the%20Association%20of,57.9%25%20of%20respondents%20who%20reported[/quote]
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