sgu, mcat...acceptance?
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There is no minimum number because there are far too many variable involved.
Any person with an 18-22 MCAT must have a high GPA, a graduate degree or years of research under his belt.
If your MCAT is weak then the rest of your application must be extraordinarily strong. Ying and yang is in effect when it comes to stats.
Any person with an 18-22 MCAT must have a high GPA, a graduate degree or years of research under his belt.
If your MCAT is weak then the rest of your application must be extraordinarily strong. Ying and yang is in effect when it comes to stats.
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That's certainly understandable that there is no minimum. I like your ying and yang interpretation, McGill...so true!
Anyways, keep the post going.
Also, just a few additional questions:
Were those accepted with low MCAT scores and stats successful in sgu?
Were they able to pass licensing exams to become docs in the US? Are they successful docs to this day??
If there are any first-hand experiences out there..please share as well! Thanks!!
There's some guy at VMD who is at Ross who claims to have gotten a 260 on Step I. Obviously, it may or may not be true. Still, it shouldn't surprise you; some people do turn themselves around, from doing poorly in college to awesome in med school. SGU/Ross/AUC/Saba are all pumping out quality doctors every year.
