Medical School Application Cycle Timeline Explained | AMCAS

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Hope people find this video useful. The application cycle for medical school is quite long and complicated, and it's difficult to keep track of everything. The important thing is to know that you can handle it and focus on one step at a time. Also, try to remember that the medical school cycle is going to look different for each applicant. There is little benefit to comparing when different steps in your timeline happen compared to others. Good luck!

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0:00 Introduction
0:14 Who this video is for
0:39 MCAT, Letters of Rec, CASPer etc.
2:09 AMCAS Primary
4:15 Secondaries
4:48 All Application Materials Completed
5:28 Interview Season
6:12 Start Hearing Results
6:45 After Initial Results
7:08 Making Decisions
7:28 Waitlist Movement
8:02 Wrapping Up Cycle
8:30 Complete Cycle Recap
10:07 Conclusion

Note: For those that are new here, I'm not a doctor (yet). I'm currently a first year medical student at Duke University.

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