Is My MCAT score good enough for G-town? Help

[jackfibi]

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Hi all, I plan on applying to G-town and others by the next opening date. I would like to apply to G-town but do not know if my MCAT of 26 is acceptable or not. My GPA does make up for it a bit but will they consider that or throw away my application? Help please.

 

[tacrum43]

Hi all, I plan on applying to G-town and others by the next opening date. I would like to apply to G-town but do not know if my MCAT of 26 is acceptable or not. My GPA does make up for it a bit but will they consider that or throw away my application? Help please.

I would say that if your GPA is above the class average of 3.3/3.15ish science, then you probably have a shot. Apply very early, like January to maximize your chances. I think it would help a lot though if you could retake the MCAT next April and score 27+, 30+ if possible.

However, if your GPA is at the national average for accepted med students, like 3.6/3.5sci, then what you really need is an MCAT prep course, not the SMP. It is really more for people with low GPAs and average to good MCATs. I know that they do make exceptions for people with like a 2.8 and a 37, but I don't know about the other way around, because really it is a program to compensate for a low GPA.

Hope that helped.

 

[jackfibi]

I would say that if your GPA is above the class average of 3.3/3.15ish science, then you probably have a shot. Apply very early, like January to maximize your chances. I think it would help a lot though if you could retake the MCAT next April and score 27+, 30+ if possible.

However, if your GPA is at the national average for accepted med students, like 3.6/3.5sci, then what you really need is an MCAT prep course, not the SMP. It is really more for people with low GPAs and average to good MCATs. I know that they do make exceptions for people with like a 2.8 and a 37, but I don't know about the other way around, because really it is a program to compensate for a low GPA.

Hope that helped.

Yeah, that helped alot. My GPA is not at the national accepted for med schools and I did take an MCAT prep course, however, I scored rediculously low on verbal. It is good to know that I do have a chance in G-town though. Thanks