JK, i just got the email saying i fulfill the GPA requirements so its gotta be lower than 3.8. maybe 3.6?
From their website, "Applicants must have a cumulative science and overall GPA of 3.60 or higher in either their undergraduate, post-baccalaureate, or graduate studies." MCAT is 506
Just got rejected before receiving a secondary. I didn't meet the 3.6 cutoff and didn't realize there was one before applying. I have a 3.57 and a 522 MCAT...
anonymous:
Just got rejected before receiving a secondary. I didn't meet the 3.6 cutoff and didn't realize there was one before applying. I have a 3.57 and a 522 MCAT...
wtfff i am so sorry :(
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They don't require a letter from science professor? So basically I can send all letters from employer/physician/community service manager?
The Admissions Committee requires a minimum of three letters (and recommends no more than five) from individuals with whom you have an established professional relationship and can clearly affirm the traits and characteristics desired in a physician. At least one letter from a recent clinical experience is highly recommended. Additional letters from individuals in a variety of settings are desirable: employer, research lab supervisor, community service project leader, etc. Letters from family members or personal friends are not recommended.
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anonymous:
Just got rejected before receiving a secondary. I didn't meet the 3.6 cutoff and didn't realize there was one before applying. I have a 3.57 and a 522 MCAT...
lowkey am i cooked with a sGPA of 3.59? :/
How many people do we think got an interview? It says 11 on here, but probably around 25-35, maybe?
anonymous:
How many people do we think got an interview? It says 11 on here, but probably around 25-35, maybe?
Last year, interview days had around 70 students