sunnyjohn said:
Febrifuge, I'll help you out....
yeah, I guess when you pile 'em all up this thread looks pretty sad, eh? I'm not a pathetic, desperate stalker, really... I just play one on the Internet.
sunnyjohn said:
Bennington, Vermont. In the southwest portion of the state, in the foothills of the Green Mountains. About an hour outside Albany, NY.
sunnyjohn said:
Nope, it's a straight-up Post-Baccalaureate certificate. (For FA purposes it's a "fifth-year undergrad" program.) It can be done in either one or two years. They take something like 10 or 15 people per year.
sunnyjohn said:
3. Is it an undergrad program for GPA improvement?
Specifically and explicitly, no. It's for career-changers who have had few to none of the med school pre-reqs.
sunnyjohn said:
4. How much does it cost?
A whole hell of a lot.
sunnyjohn said:
5. What numbers do you need to get in? <3.0? MCAT? GRE? MAT?
Numbers are only part of it. You need <3.0. You will not have done the MCAT, almost by definition (being someone with no science pre-reqs). GRE I don't know; I got in with my kick-ass ACT scores from 11th grade (in 1987).
And you need a good essay and interview, plus good LORs. Because it would be a disaster for someone to go into this crazy thing half-cocked, they want to know you have solid reasons for switching to medicine. (And even though they love to get paid, taking people who are not ready would mess up the excellent, like >95%, placement ratio.)