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Hi everyone--I'd greatly appreciate any advice you can give me about my weird situation.
First some stats:
MCAT: 33S (V13, P11, B9)
BCPM GPA: 3.22
AO GPA: 3.83
Overall GPA: 3.56
EC: 4+ summers of research at or affiliated with WSOM (4 posters), 90 hrs ER volunteering, various school extracurriculars all 4 years.
Recs: Strong, including one from a professor at WSOM
Now, Wayne State was my top school until August, when they sent me a rejection pre-secondary.
That's nuts. Your mcat is solid, ECs are good, and your grades are fine, considering you went to Notre Dame for undergrad. For what it's worth, Wayne appears to be rejecting and waitlisting a lot of highly qualified applicants this cycle. Perhaps the school is trying to avoid over-admitting like they did last year? So to avoid this problem again, they're rejecting and waitlisting more people than usual at this time of year, you think? 😕


). I would think that Wayne would too. I would try and take one or two classes that sound really smart, then take another that is science but just sounds really interesting, and perhaps a bit less difficult. This should ensure that you would have enough time to rock them out.