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Hi,
A certain number of colleges and universities offering post-baccalaureate degrees seem to have institutional scholarship money available to post-bac students (eg.: Groucher, Columbia, Mills, Bennington, too name a few). How hard is it to get these? When one applies, would a postbac program be impressed that one has a decent (34+) MCAT score? Is it a disadvantage to have completed Biology I and II, Cal IV and Org Chem I and II and University Writing but not Physics and General Chem?
A certain number of colleges and universities offering post-baccalaureate degrees seem to have institutional scholarship money available to post-bac students (eg.: Groucher, Columbia, Mills, Bennington, too name a few). How hard is it to get these? When one applies, would a postbac program be impressed that one has a decent (34+) MCAT score? Is it a disadvantage to have completed Biology I and II, Cal IV and Org Chem I and II and University Writing but not Physics and General Chem?
