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That’s all I got as well... I wonder when we’ll start to hear backI haven’t heard anything back yet. Just a email saying they recieved my application.
Man, this wait is killing me. Best of luck to you all!I just spoke with them and they are still in the process of checking the complete status of all the applications. One they do that they will send it to admissions and choose who get a interview.
3.4 is the GPA cut off, I believe. They do look at applications holistically, but also want to admit people who are up to the rigor of medical school and will do well in the program. Best of luck!Does anyone know what GPA they look for? It seems to me, they look at the applicant hollistically. None of the other forums really gave me proper insight!
3.4 is the GPA cut off, I believe. They do look at applications holistically, but also want to admit people who are up to the rigor of medical school and will do well in the program. Best of luck!
Where did you get that information from? I spoke with the program's director in August and he stated that around 200 people applied for the 2018/2019 cycle, 75 got interviews, and 30 of the 75 got acceptances.People above a 3.4 have a better chance but it more holistic. Had two friends apply to this program last year. One was a 3.7 English major who had a science GPA of 3.0 and didn’t get accepted. I had another friend who had a 3.0 GPA and a 3.2 science GPA and got accepted. Also I believe the cutoff is 3.0, but I heard people got accepted with below a 3.0 GPA. I found some some data online but none pertaining to GPA. Most of this was the amount of people who applied, got interviewed, accepted. I can say that the class of 2018 there were 60 people who applied and only 18 interview. All the people who got a interview were accepted.
I think he talking about the previous year. One of my friend applied and he said that there were only about 40 interview and in his class only 18 people matriculated into the programWhere did you get that information from? I spoke with the program's director in August and he stated that around 200 people applied for the 2018/2019 cycle, 75 got interviews, and 30 of the 75 got acceptances.
Yes me tooJust got an email for an interview invite!
Me too!! Very excited!!Yes me too
Yes I didn’t get fully comfortable until after the first 3 questionThat group interview at CSU was ROUGH feeling very disheartened
That group interview at CSU was ROUGH feeling very disheartened
Yes I didn’t get fully comfortable until after the first 3 question
I think I counted 26 people today. Someone there ask was the applicants split into two separate interview and was told that all applicants are being interview today. If they usually accept about 30 people does that mean we all have a chance to get in ?I only think there were around 30 people today so I wonder how many they’ll accept
I think I counted 26 people today. Someone there ask was the applicants split into two separate interview and was told that all applicants are being interview today. If they usually accept about 30 people does that mean we all have a chance to get in ?
I agree!! I keep replaying my interview days in my head and it’s making me crazy!Man..this wait until March 1st is going to kill me. I hope we all get in!! You are all such nice and friendly people!!
I feel like I hit it off with everyone I interacted with! It would be amazing to spend 6 years with y'allMan..this wait until March 1st is going to kill me. I hope we all get in!! You are all such nice and friendly people!!
I think we’ll all get accepted. The guy of admission told me as long as interview went well everyone should be accept. Also one of the student who got accepted last year said his class interview 28 people and all of them got accepted. Im curious about the CSU curriculum. Online It look like it only 19 credits needed. Does this mean we just stay part time for 2 years ?I keep replaying my interviews as well hahaha they streamlined it I think, because there were not many of us that interviewed compared to past years? Am I right? From the wrap up, they said there were more than enough spots? I am so SCARED
I am a little confused about the curriculum as well! And, I think we were in the same group because I remember him telling us about the 28 people thingI think we’ll all get accepted. The guy of admission told me as long as interview went well everyone should be accept. Also one of the student who got accepted last year said his class interview 28 people and all of them got accepted. Im curious about the CSU curriculum. Online It look like it only 19 credits needed. Does this mean we just stay part time for 2 years ?
I think we’ll all get accepted. The guy of admission told me as long as interview went well everyone should be accept. Also one of the student who got accepted last year said his class interview 28 people and all of them got accepted. Im curious about the CSU curriculum. Online It look like it only 19 credits needed. Does this mean we just stay part time for 2 years ?
I seen it on the CSU online catalogue. Program: Urban Health Certificate - Cleveland State University - Acalog ACMS™. It makes sense about what you said about the prerequisite. Even though they aren’t listed I’m sure it going to be in a transfer over or retake situation. In it it say the anatomy and physiology and required along with 4 urban heath classes and 4 MCAT classes. (Last one is optional if you reached MCAT requirement.)I don't think so. Where did you see that 19 credits things? I couldn't find that anywhere. Let me break this down and show how the 3.4 GPA is calculated and what classes we need.
You NEED to take:
Bio I-200 (3)
Bio I lab-201 (1)
Bio II-202 (3)
Bio II lab-203 (1)
Gen Chem I-261 (3)
Gen Chem I Lab-266 (1)
Gen Chem II-262(3)
Gen Chem II Lab-267 (1)
Physics I-221 (5) includes lab
Physics II-222 (5) includes lab
O Chem I-331 (3)
O Chem I Lab-336 (1)
O Chem II-332 (3)
O Chem II Lab-337 (1)
Biochem 306 (3)
Biochem Recitation (1)
SCI 410 Urban Health Seminar I (2)
SCI 411 Urban Health Seminar II (2)
Total credit hours: 42
I think that is for the undergrad Early Assurance Program, not the post-bacc.I seen it on the CSU online catalogue. Program: Urban Health Certificate - Cleveland State University - Acalog ACMS. It makes sense about what you said about the prerequisite. Even though they aren’t listed I’m sure it going to be in a transfer over or retake situation. In it it say the anatomy and physiology and required along with 4 urban heath classes and 4 MCAT classes. (Last one is optional if you reached MCAT requirement.)
It state on the site that it for postbacc and undergraduates. Because we are not obligated to get a second degree so we get a certificate instead.(Or a master for those who want it and also have taken all the prerequisite) I also remember Dr. hall explaining the the program includes MCAT prep, urban health classes, Anatomy and physiology. He said the GPA requirement was hard to hit and most don’t get it because of the MCAT score.I think that is for the undergrad Early Assurance Program, not the post-bacc.
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So it looks like we take the 19 courses you listed plus the required course I listed?It state on the site that it for postbacc and undergraduates. Because we are not obligated to get a second degree so we get a certificate instead.(Or a master for those who want it and also have taken all the prerequisite) I also remember Dr. hall explaining the the program includes MCAT prep, urban health classes, Anatomy and physiology. He said the GPA requirement was hard to hit and most don’t get it because of the MCAT score.
That’s what I’m thinking. Those who did well in pre med classes have a much easy time than those that didn’tSo it looks like we take the 19 courses you listed plus the required course I listed?
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That's gonna be like 61 credits? Oh boy good luck guys. Are we all getting accepted?That’s what I’m thinking. Those who did well in pre med classes have a much easy time than those that didn’t
I split it up by 4 semesters including anatomy, it's so doable. It is just 3 classes per sem; and if you're on top of things, it should go smoothly. If I do get in, I will start studying in the summer lolThat's gonna be like 61 credits? Oh boy good luck guys. Are we all getting accepted?
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Same. Especially because some colleges here are much cheaper. The tuition cost at CSU is about $450 per credit hour i think.Yeah I think it more like 54 credits. But then again that for people who didn’t do well in premed classes. It’s completely doable. Medschool will be far worst haha. I was thinking about taking summer classes if I get accepted before CSU.