Does anyone know the range of statistics for NOVA MD? Im curious if its worth applying to depending on their MCAT range and preference for in state residents. If I had an MCAT on the lower side is it worth applying to?
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I doubt there are published stat ranges at this point. It’s a brand new school.
How low is low and what are your GPAs?
How low is low and what are your GPAs?
They haven't matriculated a class yet!!!
505 MCAT. 3.9 GPAI doubt there are published stat ranges at this point. It’s a brand new school.
How low is low and what are your GPAs?
I wasn't sure if anyone knew information about current class.They haven't matriculated a class yet!!!
I have seen stats on at least a few folks who were accepted, but my data points are likely to be skewed.
What are they?I have seen stats on at least a few folks who were accepted, but my data points are likely to be skewed.
The gpa's and MCAT were well above the median for FL schools but these candidates were from OOS.What are they?
CA schools (like us) tend to interview at the top of the curve, so it may have nothing to do with the majority of matriculants here.
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505 MCAT. 3.9 GPA
I met someone who got in with almost those identical stats, definitely worth applying
Hi , I am in Dental school at NOVA and what I know there were only 50 students admitted to this new MD program with GPA above 3.8 and MCAT 510