NYCPM - with prereqs, without bachelor's degree?

[DRCM]

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I'm wondering, did anyone get accepted into NYCPM with just the 90 (or more) semester hours, but no bachelor's degree? If so, would your GPA and test scores (MCAT/DAT) have to be higher than the applicants with a bachelor's degree?

Also, for NYCPM, is it good to take more science classes than the prerequisite courses? Or is it just good enough just to take the basic prerequisites? Does it even matter? (Let's assume the grades will be good or average in all the science classes.)

I'm a premedical student, but I'm looking into all the different fields. As of now, podiatry and dentistry are the two fields I'm most interested in. For dental school, I know they like to see higher-level science courses. I'm just wondering if it's the same for podiatry schools. Thanks.

 

[krabmas]

I'm wondering, did anyone get accepted into NYCPM with just the 90 (or more) semester hours, but no bachelor's degree? If so, would your GPA and test scores (MCAT/DAT) have to be higher than the applicants with a bachelor's degree?

Also, for NYCPM, is it good to take more science classes than the prerequisite courses? Or is it just good enough just to take the basic prerequisites? Does it even matter? (Let's assume the grades will be good or average in all the science classes.)

I'm a premedical student, but I'm looking into all the different fields. As of now, podiatry and dentistry are the two fields I'm most interested in. For dental school, I know they like to see higher-level science courses. I'm just wondering if it's the same for podiatry schools. Thanks.

You will have to call the admissions office for this answer. They will not bite. Just call and ask. 212-410-8100 and ask for the admissions office.

 

[daryoush85]

i got in without a bachelor's degree all you need is above the average so liek a 3.3 and above, mcat of 24, or dat of 19 and above