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The first thing I would say is, if you've actually taken the time to consider medicine as a career, and you've decided that medicine is definitely what you want to do, and you're confident that decision, then don't give up, just because you didn't get in after the first second or even third time. I takes a lot of people multiple times applying to actually get into medical school and also age is not limiting. I have a friend this year. Who got in at age 36, I believe in there are multiple people in our class, who are
 In their late 30s and 40s, so it's not too late and don't give up. That's the first thing. Secondly, it's hard to say without looking at a specific application, what things could be changed and that's something we can help you with. We can actually give you specific advice about your application. But generally, I guess the advice would be to, you know, do more volunteering upgrade your grades. Maybe upgrade your MCAT score, if that's considered at the school. You're applying.
 To on. There's lots of things you can do taking more time on the application process itself. Practicing for the interview, the more practice the better. And at a lot of schools, the interview makes up 40, 40 percent of your application. So that's an easy way to get extra points. So don't give up. You can easily get more points. The next time you apply if you just do a couple, make a couple little changes. It doesn't have to be too dramatic even so don't give up and yeah ask
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The first thing I would say is, if you've actually taken the time to consider medicine as a career, and you've decided that medicine is definitely what you want to do, and you're confident that decision, then don't give up, just because you didn't get in after the first second or even third time. I takes a lot of people multiple times applying to actually get into medical school and also age is not limiting. I have a friend this year. Who got in at age 36, I believe in there are multiple people in our class, who are

 In their late 30s and 40s, so it's not too late and don't give up. That's the first thing. Secondly, it's hard to say without looking at a specific application, what things could be changed and that's something we can help you with. We can actually give you specific advice about your application. But generally, I guess the advice would be to, you know, do more volunteering upgrade your grades. Maybe upgrade your MCAT score, if that's considered at the school. You're applying.

 To on. There's lots of things you can do taking more time on the application process itself. Practicing for the interview, the more practice the better. And at a lot of schools, the interview makes up 40, 40 percent of your application. So that's an easy way to get extra points. So don't give up. You can easily get more points. The next time you apply if you just do a couple, make a couple little changes. It doesn't have to be too dramatic even so don't give up and yeah ask

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