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I am an undergraduate @ a semi-competitive public school. My overall gpa is ~ 3.2, as is my science gpa; my major being chemistry. I know, I know, it's pretty low (it's my own fault). However, I have scored a 35 on the MCATs (V:13, PS:12, BS:10) this april. Would anyone out there know how strong a candidate I make for medical school entrances? Furthermore, I've been told that a 35 is pretty decent by my adivsors here at the pre-med advisory board, but, I figure the most important section on the MCATs is the biological sciences, and I only got a 10 on that section. So, are all sections equally weighed, or is a section (i.e., BS) given more importance? And if so, what's the order of importance? OK, if you're still reading and know the answers to any of my questions please let me know, it would be really helpful. Thanks.
I am an undergraduate @ a semi-competitive public school. My overall gpa is ~ 3.2, as is my science gpa; my major being chemistry. I know, I know, it's pretty low (it's my own fault). However, I have scored a 35 on the MCATs (V:13, PS:12, BS:10) this april. Would anyone out there know how strong a candidate I make for medical school entrances? Furthermore, I've been told that a 35 is pretty decent by my adivsors here at the pre-med advisory board, but, I figure the most important section on the MCATs is the biological sciences, and I only got a 10 on that section. So, are all sections equally weighed, or is a section (i.e., BS) given more importance? And if so, what's the order of importance? OK, if you're still reading and know the answers to any of my questions please let me know, it would be really helpful. Thanks.
