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Don't apply to the schools that have have MCAT averages.
If you apply broadly you will get in somewhere.
If you apply broadly you will get in somewhere.
^This... plus ACOM, WVSOM, LECOM, SOMA
Forgot about acom, wvsom, and soma. don't know much about lecom. but yes, add these =]
"early" = june-july
Best chances will be with newest programs, but apply broadly. Skip the Touros, Western and CCOM.
Strongly recommend you fix your test taking deficits.
This is a brief summary of my stats which I personally think will look good for an application. I think my EC's will stand out but I am concerned with my MCAT performance. I have taken the test 3 times and the first time I was definitely very ill prepared (19N : 7VR, 6PS, 6BS). Second time (23: 5VR, 9PS, 9BS). Third time (25: 8VR, 7PS, 10BS).
What do you guys think? Which schools might I have a decent shot and what type of activities may I take part in to improve my overall resume?
Look forward you hearing from you all, thank you.[/QUOTE]
Strongly recommend you fix your test taking deficits.
This is a brief summary of my stats which I personally think will look good for an application. I think my EC's will stand out but I am concerned with my MCAT performance. I have taken the test 3 times and the first time I was definitely very ill prepared (19N : 7VR, 6PS, 6BS). Second time (23: 5VR, 9PS, 9BS). Third time (25: 8VR, 7PS, 10BS).
What do you guys think? Which schools might I have a decent shot and what type of activities may I take part in to improve my overall resume?
Look forward you hearing from you all, thank you.[/QUOTE]
