2025-2026 Meharry
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I had a friend apply last cycle who go an interview in February but didn’t receive secondary till like October or November so I don’t think they follow the traditional timelines
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I haven't heard anything. I submitted in August.
MsUniverse
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Lowkey, I think that rejection on admit.org applied the previous cycle or something and are just updating. I say this because one of their secondaries was submitted on 5/28/2025 to a school, and none of us we're even verified for this cycle at that time.
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cleansweep
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NYIT-COM is a DO school and DO apps opened for submission on 5/5, so I think that R was accurate
Msar shows they have mcat minimums I think
Is anyone else having trouble accessing Meharry Medical College’s website right now? I keep getting either a 404 Not Found error or a Not Secure warning, and I haven’t been able to load the school’s main page. Just trying to figure out if this is a wider issue or something on my end.
Just tried and got the same thing. If anyone wants to email and report this, the admissions email is [email protected]
Thank you for confirming! I just tried again and it is back up.
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deleted906592
the first time I applied to this school I didn’t get a secondary until late October. hang in there
mdbarbiexo
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Has anyone with less than a 505 MCAT received a secondary?
I have
chillstill
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bro I just want to get accepted, this process is tough especially. Can only hope for the best 🙁
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It’s brutal bro
Mayajae
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Outside of HBCUs not alot of schools show love to urms. I've been checking msar for the demographic data and the amount of blacks accepted to non hbcu schools is actually sad (very low, some as low as only 4) and needs to be addressed.
Yeah I looked at tufts— only 4 blacks from 200+ class size. Very sad.
chillstill
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Not a single word from any HBCU except charles drew who gave me a presecondary rejection. I am starting to lose hope, maybe it is because im texan or something.
chillstill
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Mayajae
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Don't lose hope yet. If you look at last years thread for HBCU schools Meharry and Howard see more interview invites from January to April. They just run later than most schools. Morehouse also sends out interviews until February.
Mayajae
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This!!! They only took us because they HAD to. It's so embarrassing seeing my state school only take 14 Black students out of a 250+ class last year.
chillstill
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I don't think so
cleansweep
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someone on admit received an II from them on 10/9
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chillstill
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Wow
MsUniverse
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I have not received either yet.
Me too, no luck with secondary yet
No secondary either, OOS
chillstill
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Yes they screen I think they require a certain minimum mcat and gpa
user06092000
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Is Meharry requiring the CASper test? And if so do we need to take it before getting a secondary?
cleansweep
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it's required, but not sure if you need to take it to get a secondary
AcceptedInJesusNameAMEN
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anyone know meharry's policy on update letters?
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deleted906592
They do require it. I got my secondary after I completed the casper test but before my results were available so who really knows.
user06092000
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Has anyone received a secondary recently?
Also still waiting for secondary
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goingmerry
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same 💔 i wanna go to an hbcu and be w my ppl but my hbcu is playing hard to get
no fr 😭
chillstill
Full Member
Any new invites. Tirelessly waiting
future.doc.in.the.making
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Hi everyone, I had a quick question about Meharry. I understand it’s a historically Black medical college (HBCU), but I was wondering about the current student body — is it still predominantly African American, or has it become more diverse in recent years? Just trying to understand the environment better. Thanks!
Mayajae
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Every HBCU medical school is predominantly Black and Hispanic because that's what it's intended for, to increase underrepresented groups in medicine to care for minority communities. All the four HBCU medical school's still accept ORM students so there is chance if you show it in your app that you want to care for these communities.
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