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I know the classic formula, that if 10(GPA) + MCAT = ~70, there's a decent chance for medical school admission.
But, HYPOTHETICALLY speaking, what if an applicant with a relatively low GPA, around 3.4ish did amazing on the MCAT. By AMAZING, I mean like ~43? I know this sounds ridiculous but I'm talking about a hypothetical situation here.
Would a godly MCAT score make up for a rather low GPA?
Thanks all for your input
But, HYPOTHETICALLY speaking, what if an applicant with a relatively low GPA, around 3.4ish did amazing on the MCAT. By AMAZING, I mean like ~43? I know this sounds ridiculous but I'm talking about a hypothetical situation here.
Would a godly MCAT score make up for a rather low GPA?
Thanks all for your input