Hello so I was wondering does triple majoring vs having a single major increase your chances of being admitted to medical school say if everything else is balanced out? I have heard mixed reviews on this so please do let me know. Thanks!
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Nope! Your major(s) and major combinations have little to no bearing on your chances of admission. Your GPAs, MCAT scores, ECs and (sometimes) research are significantly more important.
Major in your interest
100% agree. We don't care what your major is, only that you do well.
Nope! Your major(s) and major combinations have little to no bearing on your chances of admission. Your GPAs, MCAT scores, ECs and (sometimes) research are significantly more important.
What if your major is homeopathy?100% agree. We don't care what your major is, only that you do well.
Magic would be a better major.
What if your major is homeopathy?
100% agree. We don't care what your major is, only that you do well.
I was wondering about that. Does it not matter that you got a 4.0 in math or theoretical physics vs a 4.0 in psychology?
Not to me. A 4.0 is a 4.0!
I was wondering about that. Does it not matter that you got a 4.0 in math or theoretical physics vs a 4.0 in psychology?
We report these stats in the aggregate.I was wondering about that. Does it not matter that you got a 4.0 in math or theoretical physics vs a 4.0 in psychology?
You can take it from there.
No