Well, I just got accepted to the Harvard Extension School's Health Careers Program.
It came with stipulations though.
I took took one semester of chemistry which I got a C and one semester in desecrate mathematics getting a D when I was in doing my first first undergrad. Until I took biology last semester which I got an A in and biology and anatomy and physiology, the classes at my first undergrad were my only science credits.
Even with have a cumulative 3.4 GPA for my undergrad classes they are requiring me to get a 32 on the MCAT when I take it to get sponsorship.
I talked to them today and they said a 32 is about the top 30% of MCAT test takers. I have no problem with this. I'm completely confident that I can get a 32.
I am however curious if anyone else had a similar stipulation when being accepted to HES's Health Careers Program. I would hope that I'm not the only one.
It came with stipulations though.
I took took one semester of chemistry which I got a C and one semester in desecrate mathematics getting a D when I was in doing my first first undergrad. Until I took biology last semester which I got an A in and biology and anatomy and physiology, the classes at my first undergrad were my only science credits.
Even with have a cumulative 3.4 GPA for my undergrad classes they are requiring me to get a 32 on the MCAT when I take it to get sponsorship.
I talked to them today and they said a 32 is about the top 30% of MCAT test takers. I have no problem with this. I'm completely confident that I can get a 32.
I am however curious if anyone else had a similar stipulation when being accepted to HES's Health Careers Program. I would hope that I'm not the only one.
