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Hello! This might be a long shot, but is anyone on here looking for a roommate? Please message me if you are, since I am hoping to find one!
are you in the facebook group? it is called "Netter School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University Class of 2020"Hello! This might be a long shot, but is anyone on here looking for a roommate? Please message me if you are, since I am hoping to find one!
3.45 cGPA, 3.35 sGPA, 34 MCAT. I got in a few weeks after my interview in January. If you got an II, clearly your numbers are good enough, so I'd worry more about how you did during the interview.For those of you that were accepted, if you'd be so nice to say your gpa, and mcat score just so I could see if I have an honest shot of getting in. I know what the average is and I just wonder if most people do truly stay around that.
anyone hear anything this week?
what did it say? it has been removedhttp://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/netter-quinnipiac-curriculum-change-controversy.1208035/
This was posted in the allo forum
I googled it and then clicked the cached linkwhat did it say? it has been removed
what did it say? it has been removed
Basically, the school is changing when students are taking their Step 1's (from after 2nd year to after 3rd year) with little to almost no advanced notice. =/
I googled it and then clicked the cached link
Basically, the school is changing when students are taking their Step 1's (from after 2nd year to after 3rd year) with little to almost no advanced notice. =/
I see that Netter has a huge focus on primary care (I somehow missed that when applying...) Do they accept students with other interests and do graduates get into other residencies? Or is a primary care only?
Yes, they accept and welcome students with all interests. They do want a fraction of their students to pursue a career in primary care, so that's something to keep in mind.
While the first class graduates this year, I know that a lot of students are applying to residencies other than those in primary care. By going here, you are not at all limited to one career path.
Thank you that's very helpful (and reassuring). It's too early to sell myself to one specialty. Do you think surgery too far fetched?
For the Courses section, if our institution was under the quarter system, do we input the credits according to that or do we convert it to semester credits?
hi everyone,
i've never flown to the East Coast. any tips on how to travel from California to get to this school?
I know New Haven is the nearest airport, the other is Bradley.
How could one get to the school from New Haven or Bradley?
thanks a lot!