GRE/GPA scores

[Solid345]

What's up everyone? I just wanted to ask and see whether my GRE/GPA would be good enough for the schools I'm applying to and see if you guys have some advice.

GRE: 306 combined, 156 V, 150 Q
GPA: 3.92 cumulative, pre-req is around there too (haven't fully calculated it)
Observations: 100+ hours working as an aide at a clinic
Schools to apply to: University of South Carolina, Medical University of South Carolina, University of Tennessee Chattanooga, Armstrong, and Nova South Eastern

I'm debating whether I should re-take the GRE or not because I don't know how much higher I can get that math score. Any knowledge or advice about any of those schools would be much appreciated!

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[Skyris]

Your GPA is stellar, more than competitive for the programs you listed (and a little disappointing for me because I'm applying to some of those programs, there goes a seat lol)

Your GRE is good enough for you to be a competitive candidate, assuming your AW score isn't below 4.0, but it isn't spectacular like your GPA. USC actually weighs their GRE at 55% compared to GPA at 45% in their initial ranking of academic performance, and your Q is well below their average. Q alone is worth 20%. Did you spend a great deal of time studying and preparing for the GRE before you took it? If not, you may consider taking it again after a hardcore study regimen. I spent the better part of a summer studying for mine.

If you feel like you studied your heart out and absolutely did your best on the GRE, well your score is still "good enough", just a disadvantage. If that 100+ hours is only in one setting as an aide, I'd recommend you get a few more settings, preferably at least one inpatient setting.

 

[apta_pharaoh]

What's up everyone? I just wanted to ask and see whether my GRE/GPA would be good enough for the schools I'm applying to and see if you guys have some advice.

GRE: 306 combined, 156 V, 150 Q
GPA: 3.92 cumulative, pre-req is around there too (haven't fully calculated it)
Observations: 100+ hours working as an aide at a clinic
Schools to apply to: University of South Carolina, Medical University of South Carolina, University of Tennessee Chattanooga, Armstrong, and Nova South Eastern

I'm debating whether I should re-take the GRE or not because I don't know how much higher I can get that math score. Any knowledge or advice about any of those schools would be much appreciated!

Get some more hours and that's it