Are you thinking of reapplying to medical school? You may have applied before, were not accepted, or are still waiting for schools' replies but are concerned that you may not make it and should consider reapplying. Allowing time for your emotions to flow is necessary; then, you can learn from the experience and move forward. Taking inventory of your rejected application will help you spot what you may have missed, where the trajectory of your application needed improvement, or maybe your school choices could have been better tailored for your scores, experiences, and number of activities. In this episode, Dr. Marina and Dr. Zulma teach how to candidly review your application before reapplying and share awesome tips to help you improve your chances next time.

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00:00 Tips for Reapplicants
02:17 Take a Deep Breath. You’ll Be OK
04:21 Conduct an autopsy of your failed application
07:32 Your application was not well written or had some red flags in it
09:21 You bombed your interview or displayed red flags
15:07 "You applied to too few schools, or the wrong schools"
18:24 You don’t have enough clinical or research experience
26:15 Focus on Correcting Your Mistakes and Improving Your Deficiencies
31:29 Don’t Lose Hope
33:33 Wrap Up