Dr. Awan, thank you for another great video! I appreciate the tips, but overall, for showing us how to apply them by giving us a clear example. This is how some people (including myself) learn the best.
Thank you doctor for actually giving us an example of what you want to hear from us. Please allow me some questions. 1. Whenever I discuss anything superficially related to how religion is a big part of with other applicants they would tell me it's a big red flag to mention it or better not to mention it or the conversation may touch more on it. So answers like how I manage stress is (aside from the norms I do like intentionally relaxing, visualizing as meditation exercise I learned from enrolling in CBT sessions) I pray, I read Quran, etc. They would say never mention that as an answer. 2. Even as hobbies/interests/things I choose to habitually do, all my life I choose to go to islamic lectures or enroll into Quran memorizing classes so this is actually something I want to do and enjoy doing and also a part of my de-stressing process. But I had to omit that part from my application >
I was listening other pd who told totally contrary answer That you have to focuss on things that program needs. Why program hires you?this answer was wrong according to his perspective
Hello dr . Iam an img , i had troubles in medical school and i finished it in 11 years instead of 7 Years in my country. If i got good usmle scores. Will my mspe affect me badly and cause me to be rejected and consider a big red flags!. Do i have chance ?
