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Has anyone applied? I would like to see acceptances, rejections and waitlists. Thanks
Originally posted by charleb32:
•Actually, I'm a girl so it's not Charles.
and I'm not really an in-state student I just go to school in Atlanta. In Georgia you have to live in the state for 365 days without attending school to be considered an in-state student. My main worry is that Morehouse only offers 42 spots, and I know of atleast one that is taken.•••
Pardon me... I was way off there...
Can anyone tell me what their stats were when they applied to the HBCU medical schools mentioned on here?
I would like to apply to Howard, Morehouse and Meharry, but I know that I still have to work on my GPA.
Whats the average MCAT and gpa for Howard, Morehouse and Meharry? And would being a graduate of thier undergrad help any?
I don't know their stats, but being an alum of either helps tremendously
Whats the average MCAT and gpa for Howard, Morehouse and Meharry? And would being a graduate of thier undergrad help any?
I have a MSAR here from 2008-2009
Morehouse
MCAT V9 PS8 BS9 WO = 26 O
CGPA 3.46
SGPA 3.31
Meharry
MCAT V8 PS7 BS8 WO = 23 O
CGPA 3.46
SGPA 3.31
Howard
MCAT V8 PS8 BS9 WO = 25 O
CGPA 3.38
SGPA 3.24
Hope that helps.
Thank You, hopefully my Kaplan MCAT course should do the trick.Howard - 3.4 and 24.6O
(from 2007)
I got into Howard. Not an alum, but there were at least 2 HU students who interviewed with me.
Meharry has a median MCAT of 23? Does anyone know the Step 1 pass rates (first attempt and overall) for these schools? What percent of the entering classes graduate?
I can't say for the other schools, but I interviewed at Meharry and they make damn sure you graduate. They even have a 5 year program for those who are having trouble.
I think their Step 1 used to be in the 80% pass rate but in the last ten years they are up in the 90%. Also I think in the recent years the highest score came from a Meharry student. Also Micheal Jackson's cardiologist (the one who is in trouble) is an alumni of Meharry. Just some random facts.
Honestly when I interviewed there, the medical students seems really eloquent and articulate. Very smart people who went to some great undergraduate schools. I think their averages are lower because they take a lot of the "underdog students" who had a lot of tough life experiences.
I'm no expert but it seems that with the schools dedicated to taking on students from underserved communities, they are really looking for the right fit. Which is why a lot of people with much better stats don't get an interview. They aren't "safety" schools at all. They are only looking for a certain candidate with a certain background.
Hey everyone i wanted to apply to the three schools mentioned in this forum...Im starting to become discouraged....I have a 3.0 and i plan to take the MCATs in April 2012 and again in August 2012. I plan to take Organic 1 &2 in the summer of 2012 because i graduate in may so i have no time before graduation to take it.....I want to be in Medical school by August 2013 do you guys think its possible!!???😕😕😕
A) Only take the MCAT once (when you're ready). It's not a good sign if you're already planning to retake it.
B) Don't sit for the MCAT if you haven't taken orgo yet, you will get killed on the biological sciences section
C) Here's how prior African-American applicants have fared in the past with a 3.0 GPA.
http://i52.tinypic.com/35bw9jc.jpg
it shows that you weren't ready, and we are supposed to make good judgements, knowing when we're ready. it really does look bad though.