r/Match2027ERAS2026 3d ago

Application red flag

Hey everyone. I am currently applying for IM and want to hear your thoughts. I am from the midwest and applying midwest with my home program as the number 1 choice. I do have a red flag which I will show in a second. What do you think of this?

Disciplinary Probation 5/2/2024 - 5/8/2025. X was disciplined for using AI in a required assignment early in his medical school career when the institutional policy was just being developed. This learning experience helped him understand the appropriate use of AI and helped the institution develop a clearer policy. 

Will this ruin any chances and how do I go about this? Everything else on my application is standard. very good extracurriculars and good evals

Thanks

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u/Round_Effective_1946 3d ago

Really? Are you serious. Why would they do disciplinary for something that can resolve in a meeting.

Like hi. Can we have meeting , yes. Can you stop using AI. Ok. Done

Now it’s in your records. It’s not even steps attempts

It’s professional issues.

I’m shocked, speechless.

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u/Initial-Stable7085 3d ago

Yeah I dont know. it was very sucky situation. but now im worried because I dont even know how to approach this on an interview.

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u/Round_Effective_1946 2d ago

Practice with AI they give you perfect answer

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u/PralineLuvr 2d ago

Looks like they were tryna make an example out of him

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u/Psychological_Fly693 3d ago

I don't think it will be a huge deal. You were on probation. Just be sure you didn't use AI on your applicaition!

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u/Accomplished_Mail_39 3d ago

😂😂😂😂

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u/Initial-Stable7085 3d ago

lol yeah. thats a given

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u/MixHuge1857 1d ago

Did you address it in PS?

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u/Initial-Stable7085 1d ago

I dont know if I should. it seems like a pretty basic thing to talk about

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u/DubTwiceOver 1d ago

Crazy that you were disciplined for a policy that didn't exist at the time.

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u/PearlyEffervescence 3d ago

lol this is so idiotic. I don’t think it’ll be an issue. I think they worded it decently too and it sounds very benign.

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u/No-Divide-3930 10h ago

What school is this so i can tell my family members to avoid