You need to shadow a DO

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The video provides high-value, actionable advice for a specific, motivated audience (pre-med students) using a clear, authoritative visual aid.

Summary

Two medical school admissions committee members discuss the recommended hours for various pre-med extracurricular activities. They emphasize the importance of shadowing a DO and demonstrating a genuine, sustained commitment to research.

Structure

1Advise on shadowing a DO
2Discuss pre-med extracurricular categories
3Explain the importance of research commitment

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Full video is up on YouTube

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You need to shadow a DO Pre-Med Extracurricular Categories (And How Many Hours You Need) *Some schools may not require research experience, but most expect at least some. *Diminishing returns in some categories (e.g. shadowing). *Quality > quantity

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You need to shadow a DO doctor as well. I think that would be extremely helpful. Yeah, no, absolutely. And just to kind of jump into that, I would also say too, schools are looking for someone who has shown a commitment, let's say, to research. And they want you to be accepted, or if you're accepted, to continue that. So if you've only done 200 hours of research, they're going to see right through that that you're not a motivated person to to do more research.

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Full video is up on YouTube ✔️ 2 med school admissions committee members explain their top premed extracurricular categories (and how many hours you need) 👀 https://youtu.be/ljO2YEVonXc #premed #premedmotivation #prehealth #premedadvice #medschoolapps