Do these nubmers look reasonable or are they outdated?

[BrokenGlass]

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[sexyman]

Hmm I don't get the joke...

They look legit to me

 

[RoadRunner17]

Compared with the 06-07 MSAR that I have, most of the numbers are a little lower than you'd expect. I think all of these numbers should be taken with a grain of salt for sure; It says at Wayne State (MI), the average GPA is 3.75, but I know that the secretary working in the admissions office told me the average matriculated GPA is 3.6. So it's a question of what the GPA on that webpage means; does it mean average applicant GPA, or average accepted GPA, or average matriculated GPA? That is the essential question here.

 

[Spidey10]

They look inflated to me. Last I saw, Columbia's avg. cummulative MCAT was 33.

 

[rchappidi]

These are absolutely wrong (at least when compared to the MSAR).
The website says rosalind franklins average is a 9 (27 total on the mcat) and their median now is a 31.
University of Illinois median now is 31 (as opposed to 9.3*3=28 on the website)
and
University of Chicago is a 35 (compared to a 30)

Pay 25 bucks and get an msar.

 

[J ROD]

Being from South Carolina, I can tell you the numbers of our two state schools are two-three years old. The websites say MCAT average of 27 and now they are 29 and the average GPA is around 3.55-3.6 not 3.4 for matriculated students.

I always call the schools directly for their stats. I like to hear it from the horses' mouth.

 

[BrokenGlass]

Being from South Carolina, I can tell you the numbers of our two state schools are two-three years old. The websites say MCAT average of 27 and now they are 29 and the average GPA is around 3.55-3.6 not 3.4 for matriculated students.

I always call the schools directly for their stats. I like to hear it from the horses' mouth.

I like to look a gift horse in the moth.