Chances For Brown Plme Or W/e I Can Get Into

Pre-Med & Medical School Multiple Degree Programs
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<p>i posted this on the general chances website but i wasnt getting much feedback. i saw some crazy resumes over there and well. they dont look human or people are lying or both. so please. honest opinions.</p>

<p>Education
Torrey Pines High School, San Diego, California Aug. 2002 – Present (ranking is 8/838 or something--screwed over by a misandrist chem teacher bleh)
Schaghticoke Middle School, New Milford, Connecticut Aug. 1999 – June 2002</p>

<p>Community and Public Service
Volunteer San Diego – Students Actively Volunteering for You (SAVY)
a) SAVY Leadership Councilmember for 4 years
b) Elected Chairman of the leadership council in 2005
c) 1000+ members in SAVY
1. 10,000 additional volunteer mobilized annually
2. Drawn up a detailed proposal for county-wide Youth Literacy Program to assist economically challenged children from non-English speaking backgrounds
i. Winner of the Points of Light Foundation Grant for literacy
3. Set up fire relief programs for San Diegans with homes damaged/lost from the fires</p>

<p>i. i.e. assisted with brush clearing in response to the new state laws
Points of Light (Prudential) Youth Leadership Institute
a) Certified
Key Club
a) Co-Chairman of the Toy Drive Committee
Scripps Memorial Hospital
a) ER/Trauma Room worker
b) Preceptorship (shadowing a doctor)
Torrey Pines Tutoring Center 2002-2006</p>

<p>Leadership
Literacy for Love
a) President and founder
b) Promotes literacy for ESL students across the county
International Relations Colloquium
a) Secretary (Grade 10), Vice President (Grade 11), President (Grade 12)
b) Foster cultural dialogue, as modeled by the humanistic ideals developed by Edward Said in his groundbreaking book, Orientalism
Violin
a) California Institute of Music, Senior Orchestra, 1st Violinist
b) Played for 10 years
Fencing
a) coach for kids
b) varsity level
c) 6th Place Harvard Westlake/Ventura County Invitational 2003-2006</p>

<p>Honors and Awards
Debate
a) Jack Nolen Invitational Competition Quarterfinalist
b) 2nd Place Poway Varsity Invitational
c) 2nd Place Torrey Pines Invitational, Varsity Division
d) Speech Octafinalist at Christmas Classics Invitational (a Western Regional tournament)
e) 7th Place Southern California National District (National Qualifiers)
f) 3rd Place San Diego County/Imperial Valley League (State Qualifiers)
g) Top 30 for State Championships
h) Varsity member
i) Stanford National Forensic Institute – Leading Varsity Lab in LD debate
California Scholarship Federation
a) Graduation with honors
Full Scholarship to study social justice with Ph.d’s and grad. students at Emory University’s Candler School of Theology in the Summer of 2005
a) One of only 27 rising male seniors in the nation to receive the grant
National Honor Society member
National Honor Roll member
Golden State Exam – High honors, Algebra II/Trigonometry
USA Biology Olympiad – Semi-finalist</p>

<p>Business and Work Experience
MgX Videos
a) Company Co-Founder
b) Vice President of Finance
Allstate Insurance Intern Summer 2004
Discovery Partners International Intern (drug research involving high throughput compound screening and protein crystallization, etc)
Future Business Leaders of America
a) 6th place Public Speaking – Anaheim Convention
b) Treasurer (Grades: 10-11), President (Grade 12) 2003 – 2006
Private Tutor 2002 – 2006</p>

<p>References available upon request.</p>

<p>10th grade ap's + scores: chem (5), calc bc (5), stats (5)
11th grade ap's: bio, physics, eng. lang., european hist., us hist., world hist.
12th grade sched: ap's-environmental sci., gov/econ, eng. lang., psych., art hist. + weight training (non-ap obviously)</p>

<p>gpa w: 4.54 or something?, gpa unweighted: 3.83-3.9+ or something hahahaha. -___-</p>

<p>(a partial copy and paste from my resume)</p>

<p>btw. anyone recommend any really good and really quick BA/MD programs to me? like 5 yrs will be awesome. :-) maybe i can skip a few yrs with ap credits too. oh yea. i want a good price too.</p>

<p>yes. i sound really greedy. but i doubt there is a perfect school for me.</p>

<p>psat: 223.
sat: pending. 1450 in 8th grade.
sat II's:</p>

<p>IIC: 790
chem: 760</p>

<p>i am taking bio and eng. lit on june 4.</p>

<p>if u want to talk IM me. my sn is the same as my CC username.</p>

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<p>who the hell are you dude how'd u do all that **** in 4 years? ur fine man ur gonna get in somewhere nice...plus noone from torrey pines applys to these programs except liek 5 kids max (only 2 of seniors this yr that i know of including me are gion to a med program); as long as ur sat's are goood and u can interview ok then ur set</p>

<p>our skool offers enviromental science? *** is that... art hist kicks ass with trupe...until u get ur ass raped on the tests...</p>

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<p>when do u sleep?</p>

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i posted this on the general chances website but i wasnt getting much feedback. i saw some crazy resumes over there and well. they dont look human or people are lying or both. so please. honest opinions.

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<p>if u post a resume like that after making that comment, it makes me doubt ur resume..</p>

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<p>check the guy who took 17 ap's.</p>

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<p>holy...crap....
if all that is true, i bow down to your greatness, seriously, prostrate on the floor.</p>

<p>buuuuuuuuuut it does seem a little exaggurated. Personally if I was an adcom i would need to see confirmation in writing of your involvement with those various groups and such. but D A A A A A A A M N. </p>

<p>im pretty sure you have NOTHING to worry about if thats all the truth.</p>

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<p>no i didnt make it up. i've seen some pretty crazy resumes on the yale board. they posted the acceptance list. the credentials were impeccable.</p>

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<p>i would define ur resume as legitimately crazy.</p>

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<p>my test scores are far from perfect though. i always pump myself up and tell myself that i'll study. but it always ends up in a drunken late night cram.</p>

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<p>i really hope you wouldnt get into a 5 year program (if one exists in the U.S.) because it seems you just wanna get it over with. Are you sure you want to be a doctor (which is what this program entails)? You seem like a micromanager/lunatic from that resume...are you planning on being a doctor/someting else/lawyer/god knows what? jee...just my input</p>

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<p>being a doctor is a good way for me to pursue my interest in humanism, as exemplified in my debate activities and interest in social justice and community activism. i don't mind science, but i view the degree as a means towards something else, namely, a confirmation of self, as in what i do ultimately wont matter in the long run, but if it can matter now to someone who i'm treating then that's all i need. i like doing all the things i put on my list and i will keep at it. besides. i do intend to get an MBA on top of an MD.</p>

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<p>medicine is not nearly as ideal as you are portraying it.. there are politics, insurance companies, and litigious patients involved. If you are on a spiritual quest, praciticing medicine is probably not right for you. If you genuinely want to help people but aren't a fan of science, be a social worker or something. And if your goals are purely humanistic, why would you need an MBA on top of your MD anyway?</p>

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<p>u ever see doctors without borders? at heart i am a pragmatist. as for the MBA well. gotta learn how to run hospitals. i dont have aspirations to change the world. i just want to see the world as i have spent my entire life traveling. next yr i am departing for basel, switz.</p>

<p>**** hmo's btw.</p>

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<p>"(a partial copy and paste from my resume)"</p>

<p>so you're saying you have more??</p>

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<p>i took out trivial ****.</p>

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<p>god…seeing things like this is really discouraging.</p>

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<p>Lawl, thats quite the impressive resume. But see sometimes something can infact be too good. I’m sure you could probably get into any school in the U.S. with that, including the Ivies. BS/MD?..No too sure. This is all My Opinion, keep that in mind as you read. See, your activities are mindblowing, and you’ve accomplished alot, but i noticed something. </p>

<p>Your non-medical activities just completely blow your medical activities out the water. I mean you could be the smartest and most accomplished candidate but does it mean much if you don’t have a passion, beyond trivial comprehension, for medicine. What good does it all mean to the medical schools panel if you don’t have the love and complete indulgence in medicine that brings you the unmatched volumptious alore when ever you see a doctor or his coat? Medicine is not as easy as a lifestyle as many people think it is. I know, with every atom down to the string in my body that i want to be a doctor. If you can say this, show this and actually mean this. I have no doubt that you’ll get in. Haha, can’t wait till its my turn to apply. :slight_smile: Good luck to you.</p>