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Hi All,
I am an international student and I am familiar with how US med school view international applicants, being that most don't accept them at all, those that do want them to be substantially better than their American counterparts etc.
But what I want to know, is how much better is "better". I am transferring and will be a sophomore at a state school that is a member of the "Public Ivies", although still not that highly ranked.
My freshman cGPA was a 3.79 from a tier 3 HBCU.
What kind of GPA/MCAT would I need to be considered competitive? Will my undergrad school choices affect my admissions chances?
Thanks
I am an international student and I am familiar with how US med school view international applicants, being that most don't accept them at all, those that do want them to be substantially better than their American counterparts etc.
But what I want to know, is how much better is "better". I am transferring and will be a sophomore at a state school that is a member of the "Public Ivies", although still not that highly ranked.
My freshman cGPA was a 3.79 from a tier 3 HBCU.
What kind of GPA/MCAT would I need to be considered competitive? Will my undergrad school choices affect my admissions chances?
Thanks