Avg GPA and MCAT for Big 4

[dakims]

Advertisement - Members don't see this ad

Just wondering what the avg scores and gpas were for matriculants to the big 4. What are the usual "safe" numbers? Thanks for your help.

 

[Lokhtar]

I think the average at SGU is around 3.3/28.

 

[a817]

I think it is more like 3.3 26 mcat for sgu

http://princetonreview.com/schools/medical/MedBasics.aspx?iid=1037718&uidbadge=

I think AUC is 3.1 24

ross is 3.1/ 22

http://encarta.msn.com/colleges_701835394/ross_university_school_of_medicine.html

 

[McGillGrad]

a817 is in the ballpark, but as with all of the Caribbean, there is room for "the whole application" allowing people to get around stats...relatively speaking.

 

[Lokhtar]

I think it is more like 3.3 26 mcat for sgu

http://princetonreview.com/schools/medical/MedBasics.aspx?iid=1037718&uidbadge=

Thanks for the correction. I remember reading recently on their website about 28 being the most recent number, but I could be wrong.

 

[dakims]

thanks! i didn't know princeton review had all those numbers up

 

[a817]

Thanks for the correction. I remember reading recently on their website about 28 being the most recent number, but I could be wrong.

Yea i know what you are talking about, According to sgu it was 27 for the fall semester, but like 25 in the spring semester, since they take the same amount of students both semesters and less people apply which comes up to about 26.

Mind you that there mcat is a little inflated because they accepted alot of Canadian students (since it is more difficult to get in there than in the US alot of them have strong stats) so don't be discouraged if you are slightly below the average. They do look at the whole applicant

 

[dragonfly99]

wow...27 or 28 average MCAT Score at a Caribbean school?
It's not getting much easier to get in to a US medical school, is it?

 

[coralis]

wow really good news for me.....😀 I am slightly above that average + TONS of medical experience

yuhuuuuu