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If your interested in engineering and medicine, I think you'd be a good fit for carle illinois. Since your from california apply all instate, and then buy msar select at least a combination of 20 private schools and maybe a few state schools that are oos friendly. Think you have a shot at the harvards, washu etc, schools but maybe only apply to a total of 5-7 of those.
I suggest these schools with your stats:
The UC's
USC
Kaiser
California University
Boston University
Hofstra
Einstein
Mount Sinai
NYU
Rochester
Duke
Miami
Tulane
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Case Western
Pittsburgh
U Michigan
Carle Illinois
Mayo
St. Louis
Washington University
The UC's
USC
Kaiser
California University
Boston University
Hofstra
Einstein
Mount Sinai
NYU
Rochester
Duke
Miami
Tulane
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Case Western
Pittsburgh
U Michigan
Carle Illinois
Mayo
St. Louis
Washington University
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But rule out schools where your GPAs are < 10th %iles for acceptees.
I'm afraid to apply to NYU because I heard they don't look at you unless you have a 3.9 gpa+
so any school with average 3.85+ right?
or is 3.8+ even a stretch?
They like applicants with a 520 MCAT though. Their 10th percentile for GPA is 3.7 .
Can you tell me how to check university's 10th percentile?
I don't see it on their admission websites.
Do I have to buy MSAR from AAMC?
Oh I am willing to, I was just wondering. But thanks!
Buy the MSAR. It is worth the price.
Either GPA or both? His cGPA is higher than his sGPA - and there are schools where one of 'em makes the cut but not both.
yes, my sGPA is very low. I'm concerned about this
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I know Texas schools have a heavy IS preference, but I think your Mech-E background would fit really well with Texas A&M's EnMed program if you're interested in combining engineering and medicine within your career. I think the "fit" for that program could make up for your lowish GPA.
I think he meant what should he treat his gpa as? A 3.8?
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