Georgetown med school

[davidlee97]

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[LizzyM]

A SMP is basically paying for a year of medical school to prove that you are able to handle medical school and then paying for 4 more years of medical school. If you have a 3.6, there would be really no point in paying for a SMP; do well on the MCAT, have the rest of your ducks in a row and apply broadly to schools targeted toward your GPA/MCAT, state of residence, and specific interests (research, rural medicine, inner city, etc). G'town along with the other Jesuit medical schools (Saint Louis University, Creighton, and Loyola University Chicago) have a mission of training physicians in "treating the whole person" (cura personalis in Latin). https://annsjoerdsma.com/2015/10/28...-care-of-the-whole-person-not-just-the-parts/