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Hello Everyone!
I received my April 1st MCAT results back, and overall I am pleased with the results!
C/P: 123 (33%)
CARS: 128 (90%)
Bio: 124 (44%)
Psych 129 (92%)
Composite: 504 (67%)
I intend to apply for allopathic programs in the US after completing an MSc with the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in Control of Infectious Diseases. The LSHTM is globally ranked with JH's school of public health and Harvard. What's more, I have a BS with a double major in Biochemistry and Philosophy with a 3.68 GPA and an extensive history of clinical experiences that includes scribing, mission work, multiple study-abroad experiences, and an extensive resumé of collegiate student leadership opportunities. The diverse undergrad and strong performance in CARS/Psych leaves me satisfied. With the MSc in hand, does anyone think I will have trouble getting into an allopathic program?
I understand that 67% isn't going to get me into top 20 schools. However, I would be satisfied with a many mid-range allopathic programs, and I strongly dislike the idea of retaking the exam given that I scored ahead of the curve by a considerable margin. Also, I would prefer to simply take the MCAT once and be done so that I can approach the applications process confident with my single attempt.
Best,
Resh
I received my April 1st MCAT results back, and overall I am pleased with the results!
C/P: 123 (33%)
CARS: 128 (90%)
Bio: 124 (44%)
Psych 129 (92%)
Composite: 504 (67%)
I intend to apply for allopathic programs in the US after completing an MSc with the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in Control of Infectious Diseases. The LSHTM is globally ranked with JH's school of public health and Harvard. What's more, I have a BS with a double major in Biochemistry and Philosophy with a 3.68 GPA and an extensive history of clinical experiences that includes scribing, mission work, multiple study-abroad experiences, and an extensive resumé of collegiate student leadership opportunities. The diverse undergrad and strong performance in CARS/Psych leaves me satisfied. With the MSc in hand, does anyone think I will have trouble getting into an allopathic program?
I understand that 67% isn't going to get me into top 20 schools. However, I would be satisfied with a many mid-range allopathic programs, and I strongly dislike the idea of retaking the exam given that I scored ahead of the curve by a considerable margin. Also, I would prefer to simply take the MCAT once and be done so that I can approach the applications process confident with my single attempt.
Best,
Resh