P Pup5 Aug 13, 2017 #1 Advertisement - Members don't see this ad What kind of OOS students get admitted to a school with huge in-state bias? Do you have to have significantly higher GPA/MCAT and much more impressive ECs than the school average?
Advertisement - Members don't see this ad What kind of OOS students get admitted to a school with huge in-state bias? Do you have to have significantly higher GPA/MCAT and much more impressive ECs than the school average?
Yhorm the Giant Full Member 7+ Year Member Joined Jun 16, 2016 Messages 497 Reaction score 388 Points 5,226 Pre-Medical Aug 13, 2017 #2 And/or be a URM or apply to certain programs like rural health track or MPH that might have a different mission than the school itself
And/or be a URM or apply to certain programs like rural health track or MPH that might have a different mission than the school itself
Goro Full Member Lifetime Donor Verified Member Faculty Verified Expert 15+ Year Member Gold Donor Joined Jun 11, 2010 Messages 75,469 Solutions 2 Reaction score 121,309 Points 13,076 Location Somewhere west of St. Louis Non-Student Aug 13, 2017 #4 Pup5 said: What kind of OOS students get admitted to a school with huge in-state bias? Do you have to have significantly higher GPA/MCAT and much more impressive ECs than the school average? Click to expand... It depends. Is the bias because it's a state school, like MSUCOM? Our because there are tons of qualified applicants in the state, like for Western or Touro-CA?
Pup5 said: What kind of OOS students get admitted to a school with huge in-state bias? Do you have to have significantly higher GPA/MCAT and much more impressive ECs than the school average? Click to expand... It depends. Is the bias because it's a state school, like MSUCOM? Our because there are tons of qualified applicants in the state, like for Western or Touro-CA?
A AnatomyGrey12 Aug 13, 2017 #5 Have higher stats (generally means MCAT) than their averages, AND have ECs that reflect their mission.
Have higher stats (generally means MCAT) than their averages, AND have ECs that reflect their mission.