▲ 8 r/soxl
What’s your guys average price?
I’m sitting at 121.77 for my average. Just curious about the others.
u/ProfessionalYard8189 — 5 days ago
▲ 11 r/premed
Wasn’t asked Why Medicine or Why this school.
Basically the title, every single thing I’ve read and seen online about interviews say they will always ask you the 3 basic questions which is tell me about yourself, why medicine, why this school. The only question of those 3 I was asked was tell me about yourself. Idk if I’m just tripping cause this was my first ever interview but I’d say it went fairly well. Has anyone also had this? Thank you in advance.
u/ProfessionalYard8189 — 1 month ago
▲ 6 r/TeslaSupport
Why are the 255/35R20 and 245/35R20 tires significantly cheaper than the 235?
Can someone take a look at this and tell me Im not tripping looking at these wheels and why theyre so cheap? The websites have them listed as new. Has anyone purchased these? For reference the pirelli P zero for 245 are also around 150 bucks when the 235's are almost 400! My vehicle is a 2022 M3P.
u/ProfessionalYard8189 — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/premed
How much can the casper test really boost your application?
Ive seen many people with 1st quartile have no trouble getting into schools that require the casper test, so if you were to get a 1st quartile vs a 4th quartile how much of a difference is it really in your overall application?
u/ProfessionalYard8189 — 5 months ago
▲ 0 r/TeslaLounge
Would clear coat peeling be covered under tesla warranty
Never hit a curb or anything by the way.
u/ProfessionalYard8189 — 5 months ago
▲ 1 r/TeslaCollision
Clear coat peeling on Uberturbine wheels.
My wheels have absolutely zero curb damage, never hit or been up a curb. However, the clear coat just seems to be peeling and I contacted tesla about this they want me to pay 112 dollars just to see if its covered under warranty.
u/ProfessionalYard8189 — 5 months ago
▲ 1 r/TeslaSupport
Would the clear coat peeling on my uberturbines be covered under warranty?
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u/ProfessionalYard8189 — 5 months ago
▲ 4 r/premed
GPA going from a 3.94 -> 3.91, C+ is in a Human Subject Research course thats technically a lab only on paper and is only two credits. Not applying to any t20 or even t50 schools but I have heard sometimes schools screen you out right away if you have a single C. Anyone know anything about this?
u/ProfessionalYard8189 — 6 months ago