Pounding, rushing footsteps started to close in on me. The roar of the crowd echoed, as I extended my hand to receive the baton that signaled my turn to run. As I tightly wrapped my fingers around it, I felt the wind rush around me, and my tired legs started to carry me faster than I ever dreamed po…
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Medical School Admission: Explaining Low Grades
Pre Medical Admission, Asian Applicant
I was raised by a pair of doctors in Uzbekistan. My mother is a cardiologist and my father is a neurosurgeon. As a result, I was always encouraged to believe that becoming a doctor was for me the most natural course in the world. As four out of five of my aunts are also MDs and a fifth has a PHD…
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