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EPISODE · Jun 13, 2017 · 27 MIN

238: Is the Role of Your Premed Advisor to Tell You No?

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Ryan and Allison discuss something that came up with one of the students Ryan is helping. Should your premed advisor tell you that you can't or shouldn't apply? Links: Full Episode Blog Post AAMC Applicants and Matriculants data, Table A-23 Medical School HQ Hangout Group MedEd Media Network [email protected]

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