How does med school view an A-minus?

[Evisju7]

Does that equate to a 3.67? Or a 4.0?

By A-, I mean still 90 or above

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[differentiating]

An A- equates to a 3.7 on AMCAS, whoops.

 

[ProudMD]

An A- equates to a 3.67 on AMCAS.

I believe an A- is a 3.7 on AMCAS and at most universities/colleges.

And anything B+ or above is great in my eyes when it comes to science classes.

 

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[Ismet]

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[differentiating]

I believe an A- is a 3.7 on AMCAS and at most universities/colleges.

And anything B+ or above is great in my eyes when it comes to science classes.

Whoops, yep, I definitely messed up my math on that - this is why I should always use a calculator. 3.7 it is.

 

[Cyberdyne 101]

I think an A- grade is a 4.0 for the Texas schools.

 

[helpabrotherout]

I think an A- grade is a 4.0 for the Texas schools.

Yeah, it is. Link:
https://www.tmdsas.com/frwqAskedQ/03-AppProcessing.html

TMDSAS seems to use a non +/- system which is a boon if you have lots of minuses, but a curse if you have lots of pluses (unless they're A+s ).