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Here is my dilemma.
Ithaca College, Exercise Science Major
Overall and Science GPA of 3.9
DAT:
AA 17, Tot Sci 16, PAT 21
Read 20, Org 18, Chem 15, Bio 15, QR 15
As you can see, never been good at standardized tests (1st time I took SAT got 990!). I would hate the fact that one test could prevent me from getting in a school when I'm capable of doing the work. A test can't show how hard someone will work. Of course, I would be singing a different tune if I did better.
Anyway (sorry for the rant), I would like to here some feedback as to what are my chances of getting into a school. I have 55 hours of shadowing dentists, work as a nursing assistant for mentally ******ed, and have volunteered in ERs and nursing homes. I sent the AADSAS app out ealry (late june). I'm applying to Boston U, Tufts, SUNY Buff (i am ny resident), SUNY stony brook, Pitt, Temple, NJ, Howard U. If I have no shot in these schools, how bout some others which emphasize GPA more than DAT?
Thank you so much and good luck to everyone,
Greg
Ithaca College, Exercise Science Major
Overall and Science GPA of 3.9
DAT:
AA 17, Tot Sci 16, PAT 21
Read 20, Org 18, Chem 15, Bio 15, QR 15
As you can see, never been good at standardized tests (1st time I took SAT got 990!). I would hate the fact that one test could prevent me from getting in a school when I'm capable of doing the work. A test can't show how hard someone will work. Of course, I would be singing a different tune if I did better.
Anyway (sorry for the rant), I would like to here some feedback as to what are my chances of getting into a school. I have 55 hours of shadowing dentists, work as a nursing assistant for mentally ******ed, and have volunteered in ERs and nursing homes. I sent the AADSAS app out ealry (late june). I'm applying to Boston U, Tufts, SUNY Buff (i am ny resident), SUNY stony brook, Pitt, Temple, NJ, Howard U. If I have no shot in these schools, how bout some others which emphasize GPA more than DAT?
Thank you so much and good luck to everyone,
Greg