seems like its ok to submit P/F courses for their requirements?

Does anyone know how forgiving they are with LOR requirements?

I have a letter from an orgo professor (couple years old) and an updated psych stat professor letter (but they specifically say this one won't count). I also have a letter from a physician who was leading a med student project in physics/surgical technology I was a part of, but he wasn't technically a PI.

I graduated in 2023 and this requirement is a little brutal for me. Just wondering if any other non-trad applicant has talked to them or had luck with less-than-fulfilling the LOR requirements?

What have yall been doing if you are just starting a gap year and your answer to the first question is lowkey the same as the last question?

I treated the first question as the gap year essay (like the formal plans for the upcoming academic year) and then I treated the last question as just what I’ve been doing from May to July (also was an Emory undergrad so I wrote about some experiences I had in Atlanta right after grad)

With a 512 overall MCAT and a 123 in CARS, will my application get automatically screened out

512 MCAT no, but Emory does screen for 124 in subsections so I think it likely will.

In order to receive an invitation to submit an Emory Supplemental Application, your latest MCAT exam must have:

An overall score of 502 or higher AND

A score of 124 or higher on EACH subtest

"Briefly describe your health-related experiences. Be sure to include important experiences that are in your AMCAS application, as well as any recent experiences. (200 words)"

did you all do a story for this, or just like a description of your experience, (dates, hours, duties, maybe what you learned, etc)?

i did a desscription and kept it pretty straightforward

tysm!