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[eteshoe]

What's your research look like?

 

[jesie]

That doesn't feel like enough experience to make you qualified to be accepted to the NIH postbac...


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[eteshoe]

The postbac is fine if you can get it but working as a research tech with an independent project(s) would also suffice.

 

[Fencer]

You might be able to get into specific NIH labs depending upon your experience. Regarding the MCAT, a re-take might be useful for top-20 schools, but many quality MD/PhD programs (including many MSTPs) will appreciate a good candidate with a 512. I suggest examining the level of competitiveness of programs by examining the number of applicants per matriculant (see AAMC table B-8): https://www.aamc.org/download/321544/data/factstableb8.pdf
Examine these ratios...

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[Lucca]

Thank you for the information its very useful, the average matriculation statics are only found on the programs website? The AAMC doesn't compile this data correct? I mean I understand why because its not apples to apples because the reaserch time/quality are so important

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We have info for MCAT and GpA. Don't think AAMC keeps track of months of research experience, although some programs do have that info on their admissions info pages.

https://www.aamc.org/download/321548/data/factstableb10.pdf