Hello all,
This is my first SDN post (or at least my first in a long while), so I apologize if this has already been posted elsewhere and I did not see. I'm a senior neuroscience major at a state school with below average stats (~3.45 sGPA, 507 MCAT). I have decided to take a gap year in attempt to increase my odds of getting into MD programs, and I've been looking into grad programs lately as a way to enhance my academic record. I have already looked at several SMP and masters programs (all of which can be found in other posts). I recently came across the Master of Medical Science in Immunology at Harvard University, which seems to be a good program. Has anyone heard what the average admissions criteria are (GPA, MCAT, GRE)? Has anyone been admitted to the program that could share a personal experience? I checked the website but I could not find any information regarding admissions.
Thank you all!
This is my first SDN post (or at least my first in a long while), so I apologize if this has already been posted elsewhere and I did not see. I'm a senior neuroscience major at a state school with below average stats (~3.45 sGPA, 507 MCAT). I have decided to take a gap year in attempt to increase my odds of getting into MD programs, and I've been looking into grad programs lately as a way to enhance my academic record. I have already looked at several SMP and masters programs (all of which can be found in other posts). I recently came across the Master of Medical Science in Immunology at Harvard University, which seems to be a good program. Has anyone heard what the average admissions criteria are (GPA, MCAT, GRE)? Has anyone been admitted to the program that could share a personal experience? I checked the website but I could not find any information regarding admissions.
Thank you all!