Reinvention question?

[Knicks17]

Just wondering, what schools reward reinvention? I see that phrase a lot on the WAMC forum, it would be nice if some one could list them out. Also does a 3.6 for a semester count as an upward trend, considering for example your gpa was like a 3.0?

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[MonkeyArrow]

Paging @Goro for the reinvention list. As to the second question, no; there needs to be a longer period of sustained academic performance for it to be an upward trend.

 

[Knicks17]

Paging @Goro for the reinvention list. As to the second question, no; there needs to be a longer period of sustained academic performance for it to be an upward trend.

I understand that a trend needs to be for a sustained period of time, but would a 3.6 over 3 semester be considered a trend? One of my friends is in that situation and was wondering if that would be considered a noticeable upwards trend.

 

[Turkishking]

I understand that a trend needs to be for a sustained period of time, but would a 3.6 over 3 semester be considered a trend?

Figure a U shape. Does it represent a U shape?

 

[Goro]

Just wondering, what schools reward reinvention? I see that phrase a lot on the WAMC forum, it would be nice if some one could list them out. Also does a 3.6 for a semester count as an upward trend, considering for example your gpa was like a 3.0?

BU
Your state schools
Case
Mayo
Hofstra
Duke
Columbia
UCSF
Pitt
Duke
Tufts
U Miami
Loyola
Rosy F
Drexel
NYMC
Dartmouth
Albany
Tulane
For MD, an MCAT of 513+ is needs (maybe 510+ for your state schools, and for DO, 508+)

I understand that a trend needs to be for a sustained period of time, but would a 3.6 over 3 semester be considered a trend? One of my friends is in that situation and was wondering if that would be considered a noticeable upwards trend.

My rule of thumb is 3.7+. You need to be aceing things, not Beesing them.

 

[Knicks17]

BU
Your state schools
Case
Mayo
Hofstra
Duke
Columbia
UCSF
Pitt
Duke
Tufts
U Miami
Loyola
Rosy F
Drexel
NYMC
Dartmouth
Albany
Tulane
For MD, an MCAT of 513+ is needs (maybe 510+ for your state schools, and for DO, 508+)



My rule of thumb is 3.7+. You need to be aceing things, not Beesing them.

Hey @Goro thanks your responses are always helpful!