Is it too late to apply to ROSS?
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Getting into Ross U is almost like trying to get into a U.S. medical school, don't be surprised if u get rejected, the competion is strong, and they will only take people with good GPA's. Maybe U could slip through with a mediocre GPA, but Ross is under a new administration. 😎
many people are denied at ross. but true it is harder to finish than to get in. Now they have the first track program or what ever they are calling it. this is when you take premed classes for a semster, right on the island on the campus with the rest of the students. erichaj is correct, it is never too late to apply to ross.
GUYS, I did not mean that in a bad way. I'm a Ross Graduate. I had a good GPA but not high enough for US school. Ross did give me a chance to prove myself. All I'm saying is the facts.
Ross has 3 starting classes a year. It has many older students. It has many students that were PA's, Chiropractors etc. People who had other carriers and were rejected into US medical school because of various reasons. So, it's never too late to apply to Ross Medical School.
Yes, you need good grades because it is competititve. Now, you need and MCAT score. I had one when I applied. Many Ross students do better than US students in the USMLE and many do worse. These are facts.
Don't be Ashamed you went or are going to Ross. Be happy you got into medical school and when you are done, you have made it through a difficult program both in academics and environment.
Best of Luck.
EH.
3rd Year Family Practice Resident.
Ross has 3 starting classes a year. It has many older students. It has many students that were PA's, Chiropractors etc. People who had other carriers and were rejected into US medical school because of various reasons. So, it's never too late to apply to Ross Medical School.
Yes, you need good grades because it is competititve. Now, you need and MCAT score. I had one when I applied. Many Ross students do better than US students in the USMLE and many do worse. These are facts.
Don't be Ashamed you went or are going to Ross. Be happy you got into medical school and when you are done, you have made it through a difficult program both in academics and environment.
Best of Luck.
EH.
3rd Year Family Practice Resident.
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