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UoP with a 17 RC
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They don't have Dat cutoffs
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rivarat
They can, but will they? Retake?
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It's a 3 year program, They will want to see better than that
22 AA, 26 TS.
my gpa isn't solid. What happens with a 22 AA, 27 GC, 27 OC, 21 BIO, 17 QR, 20 PAT and 26 TS can it offset a low gpa?
I think you will be fine! Great scores. Schedule a tour of the school too before applications open so they know you
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I'm going to disagree with some previous posters.
On UoP's website they state that their average RC score is a 22. Of course, this means lower scores than 22 get in, but a 17 is probably pushing it. RC is seen as one of the most important scores.
If your GPA is low like you've said, and your RC is a 17, I think your chances of a UoP interview are slim. If you're comfortable with what will most likely be a waste of $200, go for it. I'd spend it on another school though.
On UoP's website they state that their average RC score is a 22. Of course, this means lower scores than 22 get in, but a 17 is probably pushing it. RC is seen as one of the most important scores.
If your GPA is low like you've said, and your RC is a 17, I think your chances of a UoP interview are slim. If you're comfortable with what will most likely be a waste of $200, go for it. I'd spend it on another school though.
I just retook the DAT. My undergrad gpa is a 2.8 and graduate is a 3.17 which brings my cumulative to a 2.9 ok.
I think that graduate GPA of 3.17 is going to hurt. I believe most schools look for you do extremely well (3.7+) in Post-bacc or Master programs.
Unlikely
