So what does everyone consider "solid stats"?

[CalicoKat]

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Just my two cents: sure, research would be great, so would a 40 on your MCAT and having opened a free clinic in Madagascar. From my perspective, I'm much more likely to do either of the other two than willingly step foot in a lab...if clinical experience is your thing, go with that and be passionate about it in your interview. I think lab research indicates that you can stick with something, that you are patient, that you are interested in science, and have a true intellectual curiosity--honestly, I feel that the right combination of clinical experiences can prove the same without the agar and gel electrophoresis.

 

[45408]

That said, if you don't hit a 31+ and 3.6 gpa you might look for schools that emphasize publications in research (NOT JUST WORKING IN A LAB- all this means is that you knwo how to pipette a microtiter plate).

There are research labs that do things other than chemicals and petri dishes, you know. 😉

 

[Queenshawtii]

That said, if you don't hit a 31+ and 3.6 gpa you might look for schools that emphasize publications in research (NOT JUST WORKING IN A LAB- all this means is that you knwo how to pipette a microtiter plate).

I'm doing labwork right now, what is the difference between research and lab work? I think i'm doing both but since u brought up that point i'm not so sure...

 

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