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Hi all,
I am interested in Columbia’s post-bacc program due to their multiple linkage programs.
However, my undergrad GPA is low and I am obviously worried that I’ll immediately be weeded out because of this. I graduated from a top 20 public university (full tuition scholarship) with a 3.13 cGPA in biomedical engineering. (Graduated May 2017)
My SAT score is 1420 (Math + Critical Reading). I haven’t taken the GRE yet.
High school GPA was 4.16 (with 6 AP classes).
I’ve also been working as a medical scribe for nearly 2 years, both in the ED and outpatient clinics (surg onc and heme/med onc).
Additionally, I had a summer reasearch internship at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. I also did research in biomechanics as an undergrad, which I presented at BMES for 2 consecutive years.
Thank you in advance for any recommendations or insight regarding the selection process/program!
- Mel
I am interested in Columbia’s post-bacc program due to their multiple linkage programs.
However, my undergrad GPA is low and I am obviously worried that I’ll immediately be weeded out because of this. I graduated from a top 20 public university (full tuition scholarship) with a 3.13 cGPA in biomedical engineering. (Graduated May 2017)
My SAT score is 1420 (Math + Critical Reading). I haven’t taken the GRE yet.
High school GPA was 4.16 (with 6 AP classes).
I’ve also been working as a medical scribe for nearly 2 years, both in the ED and outpatient clinics (surg onc and heme/med onc).
Additionally, I had a summer reasearch internship at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. I also did research in biomechanics as an undergrad, which I presented at BMES for 2 consecutive years.
Thank you in advance for any recommendations or insight regarding the selection process/program!
- Mel
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