Three interviews, WTF?!?!

Is he lying to you?

or am I being trolled

Regardless of what people tell you, you will never seem to know EXACTLY what people are up to.

There's a lot of missing information here, such as:

What State residency?
Which schools? (If it's Harvard, Johns Hopkins, and Penn then that's worth posting about).
MD or DO schools?
What EC experiences?

Md? If so it's just not possible. Trolling

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Blackhawkdown24 said:

Idk I'm just in disbelief. But I doubt he'll Ace them. He farts a lot.

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I fart a lot. A great icebreaker with the patients.

*Farts and sniffs* "Do you smell that? It smells like teen spirit."

Texas != everywhere else

You mad?? Don't hate on your "friend" besides it's Texas and the med schools there are nice to their IS applicants.

Blackhawkdown24 said:

2 DO, 1 MD.... We're in Texas

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Sounds legit.

lobo12 said:

You mad?? Don't hate on your "friend" besides it's Texas and the med schools there are nice to their IS applicants.

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+100

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Blackhawkdown24 said:

I have a friend who has a 3.1 cgpa, 3.0 sgpa, average ECs ( nothing special) 27 P MCAT, ORM. How the **** do you get three interviews so far??? Is it that easy to get into med school????

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Blackhawkdown24 said:

2 DO, 1 MD.... We're in Texas

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You just answered your own question.

His personal statement could have blown them away

I knew someone with the same stats OP mentioned and he had three MD interviews a few years ago- one state school and two private on the other side of the country.

It's possible, y'all.

However, getting and acceptance is a different question.

Venom5 said:

or am I being trolled

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I think you got played, son.

The DO interviews aren't that big of a surprise, but it might be a combination of a good PS and submitting within the first day/week that AMCAS was open.

sliceofbread136 said:

Texas != everywhere else

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Texas I just read online that they have to accept 90% instate applicants. WOW I wish I lived there for 2 years or more.

I live in Rhode Island. The only medical school we have-Brown University-HATES instate applicants.

omare61 said:

Texas I just read online that they have to accept 90% instate applicants. WOW I wish I lived there for 2 years or more.

I live in Rhode Island. The only medical school we have-Brown University-HATES instate applicants.

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That's pretty standard for most if not all in state schools in Washington, Oregon and California. Private schools can do whatever they want, though.