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Hello all,
I usually post in the pre-allo thread, but I've been doing some serious thinking and met with several advisers at my school. I'm a senior in college, graduating this May. In a nutshell
29 MCAT: 9-9-11 for Ps-Vr-BS
3.7 GPA
BS: biochemistry
NY resident, and I'll be graduating from one of the large state schools in NY.
If I apply this cycle with a 29, don't get in anywhere, and I am to apply next cycle (june 2016), having a higher mcat score (on the new exam), will schools hold it against me if they have rejected me once before? I'll have, of course, developed my application more with some more clinical and non-clinical volunteering, everything else is basically there. Will a school hold it against me saying "you applied before, we said no, why are you here again...?" If that's the case I don't want to jeopardize my future chances, thanks so much and good luck to all.
I usually post in the pre-allo thread, but I've been doing some serious thinking and met with several advisers at my school. I'm a senior in college, graduating this May. In a nutshell
29 MCAT: 9-9-11 for Ps-Vr-BS
3.7 GPA
BS: biochemistry
NY resident, and I'll be graduating from one of the large state schools in NY.
If I apply this cycle with a 29, don't get in anywhere, and I am to apply next cycle (june 2016), having a higher mcat score (on the new exam), will schools hold it against me if they have rejected me once before? I'll have, of course, developed my application more with some more clinical and non-clinical volunteering, everything else is basically there. Will a school hold it against me saying "you applied before, we said no, why are you here again...?" If that's the case I don't want to jeopardize my future chances, thanks so much and good luck to all.