This is what happens if you’re REJECTED 🚫 from Medical School

Imagine grinding towards your medical school application for 5 or more years only to receive zero acceptances.❌ Each year, only 40% of applicants are accepted. Here are four things to do if you suspect or know you won’t be accepted to medical school.

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TIME STAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
00:34 Check Your Mindset
01:52 Don’t Play the Blame Game
04:20 Pinpoint Your Weaknesses
06:56 Make Your Decision

LINKS FROM VIDEO:
REJECTED from Medical School - What Next? [Reapplicant Guide]    • REJECTED from Medical School - What Next? ...  
8 Reasons Reapplicants FAIL to Get into Medical School (& How to Fix Them)    • 8 Reasons Reapplicants FAIL to Get into Me...  

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