How To Be A Competitive Medical School Applicant
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- In this video, I will show you how to be a competitive medical school applicant. Getting into medical school is an extremely competitive process and is not as easy as you may think. There is a lot that goes into the process, but two numbers are critical:
- GPA (science and total)
- MCAT Score
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I feel pretty good about my chances of applying this upcoming season, thank you for the realistic statistics!!
Last year I averaged a 1.9 gpa w/ only ge classes (freshman). Now I have an average of 3.2 gpa and increasing 🚀(2nd year today). Currently studying my past courses of chem and bio to prep for MCAT. My past really hurt me, but I’m going for the moon.
Plenty of people come back from poor GPAs! You can do it!
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I understand it’s 3 years later. Did it work out?
Thanks for sharing this.
this is great! could you link the AAMC tables you're referring to?
Here you to: www.aamc.org/system/files/reports/1/factstablea23.pdf
What about people of Middle Eastern and North African descent? Typically we put ourselves under "other," but should I consider the "other" group to be a good representation even though its such a broad category?
Could you please share the link
The math doesn’t add up on the last part. 2112-1213-220=679 applicants that are not Asian or African. 1798-630-202=966 matriculants that are not Asian or African. How are there 966 matriculants and 679 applicants?
What about people who are mixed?
I'm white, black, and hispanic, so I check all 3 boxes. Would I be lumped into the white category (statistically less likely to be admitted) or the black or hispanic categories, where my chances will increase?
Good question! The AAMC data doesn't differentiate mixed race, however, the general consensus is that if you are representing an URM community, you'll be considered in that bunch.