Is it worth it for me to reapply?

[farnell]

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I applied two years ago with a 3.48 cGPA and a 29 MCAT...had two MD interviews, one rejection and one waitlist. Since then I have done research full time and improved my MCAT to a 30...is it worth it for me to reapply this year? Do you think I have a shot at low tier MD schools?

 

[Plecopotamus]

I applied two years ago with a 3.48 cGPA and a 29 MCAT...had two MD interviews, one rejection and one waitlist. Since then I have done research full time and improved my MCAT to a 30...is it worth it for me to reapply this year? Do you think I have a shot at low tier MD schools?

sGPA? Other ECs?

 

[DrMidlife]

2 interviews & a waitlist says you should definitely go for it. rewrite everything. You've got 9 days, get going!

Best of luck to you.

 

[Indianarn]

I applied two years ago with a 3.48 cGPA and a 29 MCAT...had two MD interviews, one rejection and one waitlist. Since then I have done research full time and improved my MCAT to a 30...is it worth it for me to reapply this year? Do you think I have a shot at low tier MD schools?

Definately, as Dr. Midlife said, you should re-apply. Its early in the year and should be good for you. Also consider Osteopathic Med schools (if you are open to that too). Good luck.

 

[jlescher]

Any feedback from the schools that interviewed you? If so, have you rectified those problems?

 

[Goro]

Yes and yes.

Also include DO programs. How are your ECs?

.is it worth it for me to reapply this year? Do you think I have a shot at low tier MD schools?[/QUOTE]

 

[farnell]

Hi everyone. Long weekend and just came back to these posts.

sGPA? Other ECs?

Yes and yes.

Also include DO programs. How are your ECs?

My EC's are not stellar but I feel that they are adequate. I have plenty of clinical/non-clinical volunteering, and have also been tutoring on and off for two years. Though I don't have any publications, I feel that my research is above average (I have been doing it full time for a large drug company), and is the strongest part of my app.

I have already started with my apps but definitely needed to hear the words of encouragement. Thank you guys!

 

[Goro]

Then definitely time to apply. Work on interview skills, just to be safe.


My EC's are not stellar but I feel that they are adequate. I have plenty of clinical/non-clinical volunteering, and have also been tutoring on and off for two years. Though I don't have any publications, I feel that my research is above average (I have been doing it full time for a large drug company), and is the strongest part of my app.

I have already started with my apps but definitely needed to hear the words of encouragement. Thank you guys![/QUOTE]