C/B/C+ on College English Courses

[bluecabinet]

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What is the difference between matriculated and accepted?

 

[Juicec]

With 2 C's and still a 3.9+GPA I have to assume the grades are not a reflection of you as a student but the exception. I think most adcoms will quickly realize this but I don't think it would hurt to make mention of English not being your first language in your personal statement. Not to defend your grades but just mentioning it as a struggle you had to overcome.

I think you're fine, especially if you do well in VR.

 

[gettheleadout]

If I were reviewing your application, assuming you didn't bomb the WS (sure, it's not very useful but a J-L is pretty hard to score) or verbal on the MCAT, I wouldn't count those against you if your personal statement was coherent. At most I'd ask about it in an interview.

 

[simondimond]

Just make sure that if you get an interview that your English is good by then.

 

[Neurosis]

Just make sure that if you get an interview that your English is good by then.

delicious irony.