APPLICATION PROCESS FINAL UPDATE

Hello!!

 I thought that I would provide you guys with a quick application update. Welllll...due to the state of the islands of Sint Maarten and Dominica, I have decided to withdraw my applications to both schools (American University of the Caribbean (AUC) and Ross School of Medicine (Ross)). AUC was waiting for my new MCAT score and I had an interview scheduled for this Friday, October 13th with Ross. I was not accepted to neither school but I am sure that I would have been accepted to at least one of the two schools. Since my score was not US medical school worthy, I have decided to also put this path to rest. Soooooo that being said... I am officially a student of American University of Antigua's School of Medicine's spring class of 2018!! YAYYYYYYY LOLOLOLOL!!

 Recap:

 US Med Schools: Don't ask lol!

 AUC: Withdrew

 Ross: Withdrew

 AUA: Accepted-Seat Deposit Made!!! YAYYYYY!!
I'll update you guys in another post about AUA! :)

 Kay

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