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Started by soupaflyyy
You could add any of these schools to your application:
NYU (free tuition)
Mount Sinai
Cornell
Dartmouth
Brown
Boston University
Tufts
Jefferson
Georgetown
Emory
Miami
USF Morsani
Northwestern
U Chicago
NYU (free tuition)
Mount Sinai
Cornell
Dartmouth
Brown
Boston University
Tufts
Jefferson
Georgetown
Emory
Miami
USF Morsani
Northwestern
U Chicago
soupaflyyy
New Member
Thank you Faha. Do you recommend adding any California schools or other top 20s? Also, do you have any general feedback for my application, things I should improve or work on? Chances of getting in? I know its random and a crapshoot but any input would be appreciated
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You could add Kaiser in CA. You already have enough top 20 schools with the ones I suggested. You should receive several interviews with your stats.
soupaflyyy
New Member
hello, I had a quick question about building a school list. I know median GPA/MCAT are not the only things to consider, but I want to hone in on them.
Is it okay to apply to a school as long as you're within the 10th percentile of a schools median scores or should you stick to being in the 25th percentile and above?
Also, is it a big deal if maybe one of the metrics (let's say MCAT) is at the 25th percentile but GPA isn't? Thanks in advance for the help!
Is it okay to apply to a school as long as you're within the 10th percentile of a schools median scores or should you stick to being in the 25th percentile and above?
Also, is it a big deal if maybe one of the metrics (let's say MCAT) is at the 25th percentile but GPA isn't? Thanks in advance for the help!
Didn't you apply this cycle? Don't you have interviews?
soupaflyyy
New Member
Hi, yes I did apply this cycle and it went well. I am asking on behalf of a friend, I should have clarified that in my original question post. I just did not really know how to answer their question and thought I should ask some experts.
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