gemcattini
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interesting. the research number seems incredibly high to me. it must be skewed by people who took gap years doing full-time research and quickly built up thousands of hours. i wonder what the median is.Per AAMC, the average matriculant had 1251 research hours and 406 of community service.
interesting. the research number seems incredibly high to me. it must be skewed by people who took gap years doing full-time research and quickly built up thousands of hours. i wonder what the median is.
Per AAMC, the average matriculant had 1251 research hours and 406 of community service.
I wonder why there are more than a thousand every year that are accepted but don't matriculate?Has to be. And it may also include research hours from pre-req labs.
I wonder why there are more than a thousand every year that are accepted but don't matriculate?