Although getting accepted at every medical school you apply to is the ideal scenario, this outcome is fairly rare; after all, these institutions often boast low acceptance rates. However, dealing with rejection from your first-choice school can be highly discouraging.
If you’ve received a rejection notice or want to be prepared for any outcome, Inspira Advantage’s “Dealing With Rejection From Med School & Next Steps” webinar can help you determine your next course of action. Join our expert admissions counselors as they explore:
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Aditya Khurana is a current radiology resident at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. He attended Duke University for undergrad, majoring in neuroscience, and attended the Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine for medical school. He has had significant research experience, ranging from computational neuroscience in undergrad to artificial intelligence, natural language processing, and health services research in medical school. He has published extensively on these topics and continues to be academically productive in these areas. He has informally mentored several medical school classmates through the admissions process and residency consulting.
Jennifer is a resident in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Duke University. Within her residency program she is involved in medical student education and community advocacy. She studied medicine at the Mayo Clinic School of Medicine and graduated in 2022. Jennifer has mentored dozens of pre-medical, medical, and PA students on research, academic writing, networking, career planning, and medical school, PA school, and residency applications. Her clients have interviewed at programs across the country. She has experience with school selection, primary and secondary applications, essay editing, and mock interviewing.Jennifer is originally from Ohio and graduated with honors from the University of Chicago with a degree in psychology and biology. After graduation, Jennifer served in the Peace Corps in Paraguay. After completing her service, Jennifer worked as a Clinical Research Coordinator for the Univ. of Washington on various projects in general surgery and vascular surgery.
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