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I think OP is overqualified for medical school
I think OP is overqualified for SDN.
Reddit r/premed seems more their speed.
I think OP is overqualified for medical school
FWIW, Cornell isn't as godly as it seems. A number of Cornell kids ALWAYS transfer sophomore year to my home school because pre-med at cornell is "too tough" so at my "garbage school" it'll be a joke. Jokes on them because our pre-medical classes are insane for grade deflation. Class average on midterm = 27, but an A is still set at a 96+. Now that I'm done making fun of Cornell, I have one piece of advice:Looks like I'll have to spell it out for you.
I go to Princeton or Cornell.
I don't want to get anymore specific as it might reveal my identity.
And tons of my friends and peers struggle immensely with the prereqs. Science just so happens to be an extreme forte of mine.
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Like believing you're not a serial killer....So either none of the med students who use SDN think that this plan makes any sense at all, or everyone here listing themselves as med students and posting about medical school for years are just frauds here to bamboozle you. I guess you can believe whatever you want.
Current M2 at a Boston med school that's not HMS. Which is why I had a 3.7 sGPA from a state school and am 15 lbs overweight.Anyone can hop on here and claim they're a med student.
And since OP still has some time until the real exam, he should get a 530+Hey, you forgot that every practice MCAT OP's ever taken is over 520.
Don't sell him/her short!
even though you aren't trying to troll,
benefit of the doubt. catch more bees with honey. etcI mean..
FWIW, Cornell isn't as godly as it seems. A number of Cornell kids ALWAYS transfer sophomore year to my home school because pre-med at cornell is "too tough" so at my "garbage school" it'll be a joke. Jokes on them because our pre-medical classes are insane for grade deflation. Class average on midterm = 27, but an A is still set at a 96+. Now that I'm done making fun of Cornell, I have one piece of advice:
You state your practice exams are 520+ and thus you want to begin Step 1 Prep. I'm going out on a long shot here, but, if that's really your goal, fine. You've already proven you have a competitive GPA. Go and take your MCAT, and come back to us with a score. This will help us gauge you in your rather odd plan (but not "bad" per se). If you go and get a 501 on your MCAT, the discussion ends right here.
dear lordLol and what is this brutal home school that deflates so? This "garbage school" that makes former Ivy leaguers cower in the face of an unforgiving curve.
I can understand if you envy a bit those applicants that get that top UG advantage during the process and if it helps you sleep better at night telling yourself that your home premed program is the beast of the land, then go for it.
He deleted his posts. Huh.
He also deleted a bunch of posts on other threads too.He deleted his posts. Huh.
He also deleted a bunch of posts on other threads too.
SDN does not suffers fools lightly.He was quoted all over the place. His posts are forever . Should've just owned them. Now he looks (even more) silly.
Will be keeping the UG private. Its not so much bashing the ivy name, or the boost it offers; I'm simply stating my home school tends to deflate GPA quite a lot and a lot of students from one of the two schools you mentioned tend to show up here .Lol and what is this brutal home school that deflates so? This "garbage school" that makes former Ivy leaguers cower in the face of an unforgiving curve?
I can understand if you envy a bit those applicants that get that top UG advantage during the process and if it helps you sleep better at night telling yourself that your home premed program is the beast of the land, then go for it.
Will be keeping the UG private. Its not so much bashing the ivy name, or the boost it offers; I'm simply stating my home school tends to deflate GPA quite a lot and a lot of students from one of the two schools you mentioned tend to show up here .
Regardless of the identity of the school in question, I did actually comment re: your question about USMLE as a college student. I do hope the advice helps!You tend to mention often that your state UG has a rigorous and deflating premed program that rivals schools Iike MIT, Princeton and Cornell. You seem to talk the talk, but if you can't say what UG that is, then you can't really show that your school walks the walk. It's not that it's not possible, I'm just very skeptical given that you never reveal the school. Though given that many Cornell students transfer there, it's probably some NY school like Buffalo, Albany or Stony Brook and I wouldn't particularly call their programs brutal and deflating if it's those schools.
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