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This was when the merger had failed to go through. I can only imagine how competitive DO admission will become.
Here's a DO spreadsheet w/ application cost calculator
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This was when the merger had failed to go through. I can only imagine how competitive DO admission will become.
Stats are off for UMDNJ ( now known as Rowan SOM). Tuition over $38,000 for in state. MCAT at least 29, I thought they said 30 earlier this year. Our stats are virtually identical to RWJ and NJMS according to the head of Admissions. We also get more apps (over 5,000 per year for 162 spots)
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Really? I can only think of a handful of state schools that have lower than 30.
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I guess I should have said "on par with". According to the lizzy M spreadsheet I have, not many non-CA state schools are higher than 31-32
Here's a list I made for someone else. These are public MD schools that have avg mcat that is <30 according to the SDN spreadsheet so the data might be a couple years old:
South Alabama (29.1)
Arkansas (29.2)
Arizona-Tucson (29.1)
Florida Atlantic Univ (30)
Florida State (28)
Hawaii-Burns (30)
Illinois (30)
Southern Illinois (29)
Kansas (29)
KY-Louisville (29.1)
LSU Shreveport (29.5)
Michigan - Wayne State (29.8)
Michigan State (30)
East Carolina - Brody (29.7)
Nebraska (29.5)
North Dakota (28.7)
New Mexico (26.9)
Nevada (30)
NY - Buffalo (29)
OH - Wright State Boonshoft (30)
Northeastern Ohio (28.3)
PA - Commonwealth (30)
Penn State (29.1)
All 3 Puerto Rico schools
SC - Columbia (27.1)
SC - Greenville (29.9)
Tennessee (30)
East Tennessee Quillen (29.7)
Texas A & M (30)
UT HSC San Antonio (30)
Texas Tech (29.3)
Texas Tech-Foster (29.3)
Utah (30)
Eastern Virginia (30)
Virginia Commonwealth (29.3)
Vermont (30)
Marshall-Edwards (29.1)
West Virginia (28)
Quinnipiac-Frank Netter SOM (29)
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