Hi everyone,
After some technical snafus, we had an excellent Twitter chat on medical and dental admissions writing yesterday.
Whether you are an AMCAS, AADSAS, ERAS or TMDSAS applicant, there were a number of pithy take-aways (140 characters or less!)that I'd like to highlight below. Medical and dental admissions writing have their own unique set of best practices--and the expectations around applicants must be closely considered in order to put forth your strongest application.
Special thanks to all of our participants, including @timetowasteAT, @aobrooks, @collegevisit (Z. Kelly Queijo) and @jeannieborin!
Stay tuned for our next chat!
Best,
Janson
Ivy Eyes Editing
www.ivyeyesediting.com
www.twitter.com/IvyEyesEditing
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@IvyEyesEditing Bottomline, simply important to really closely evaluate your language & own each word of your statement. It's worth it. #ivyeyesmed
@IvyEyesEditing Some terminology is just outdated. multiple personality disorder--> dissociative identity disorder @jeannieborin @collegevisit #ivyeyesmed
@IvyEyesEditing In a 2ndary essay on a ‘weakness’ choose something that is trainable. Nothing that brings character or judgment into ? #ivyeyesmed
@timetowasteAT What are your suggestions for those having trouble coming up with a "weakness"? #ivyeyesmed
@IvyEyesEditing Leadership: ability to translate ideas into action, lead w/ different styles, be nimble/flexible, & maintain one's purpose #ivyeyesmed
@jeannieborin leadership can be an overused term - how would you define - taking initiative, original thinking - what else #ivyeyesmed
@collegevisit Now here's a surprising tip! RT @IvyEyesEditing: For all applicants: don’t ever thank the AdCom for their consideration. #ivyeyesmed
@collegevisit Word choice matters - #medschool essay RT @IvyEyesEditing: Disease, Disorder, Handicap, Disability or Condition? Know the diff. #ivyeyesmed
@collegevisit RT @IvyEyesEditing: More than any other type of admissions writing--medical admissions writing boils down to purpose & passion. #ivyeyesmed
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