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A minor “bummer” for you, among the TMDSAS schools Baylor does not accept AP credits for any of their pre-reqs including English. The others do.
Were you only in Texas prior to attending college? Where (states/regions) did you do these non-clinical activities? How long ago was your graduation from college? Why do you want to do family medicine/three-year tracks?
What did you major in? (Carle prefers engineers or those in highly quantitiative scientific/engineering fields.)
Do you have any "writing intensive" seminars or courses that fulfill your general graduation requirements?
What did you major in? (Carle prefers engineers or those in highly quantitiative scientific/engineering fields.)
Do you have any "writing intensive" seminars or courses that fulfill your general graduation requirements?
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@Faha just wanted to know if you had thoughts on this! Especially if there are schools on my "not sure" list (or others) that might overlook my lack of research.
You have many state public schools on your list that are unlikely to interview a Texas applicant since they know from years of experience that a Texas applicant will attend a Texas school. Other schools will "yield protect" with your stats. I suggest these AMCAS schools with your stats:
Washington University
Vanderbilt
Tulane
TCU
Alice Walton
Northwestern
Mayo
Emory
Duke
Johns Hopkins (free tuition)
Pittsburgh
Einstein (free tuition)
NYU (free tuition)
Mount Sinai
Columbia
Cornell
Dartmouth
Brown
Harvard
Yale
Thank you very much - I really appreciate your input!
