I am applying to med schools, but am wondering what my odds are. I am a grad student in epidemiology - my grad school grades are good, but my undergrad was not . My stats are:
undergrad BCPM: 3.27
undergrad overall: 3.36
grad BCPM: 3.9 (mostly biostats classes)
grad overall: 3.67
MCAT: 31
I've heard that it's a good idea to apply to many schools, so I'm applying to 19 which includes schools from Jefferson and my state school to Harvard.
Do people think that my much better grad school grades will "cancel out" my not so great undergrad grades?! I've also done a lot of research - though no publications
I also have a two very good extra-curriculars - one medical, one non-medical.
So...what do people think my odds are? Should I be making backup plans?
undergrad BCPM: 3.27
undergrad overall: 3.36
grad BCPM: 3.9 (mostly biostats classes)
grad overall: 3.67
MCAT: 31
I've heard that it's a good idea to apply to many schools, so I'm applying to 19 which includes schools from Jefferson and my state school to Harvard.
Do people think that my much better grad school grades will "cancel out" my not so great undergrad grades?! I've also done a lot of research - though no publications
I also have a two very good extra-curriculars - one medical, one non-medical.
So...what do people think my odds are? Should I be making backup plans?