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What is GSP?
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What is GSP?
GSP = Global Scholars Program. You spend the first year at the University of Northumbria, UK.
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same here...not a word, although i did get a junk mail from her about the UK program.
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We are slowly moving way from human contact thanks to the Internet.
and we are finally moving toward sanity....and rational thinking without caustic and bellicose remarks.
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well, at least one thing is clear, McGill is intimidated and and repudiates anything that remotely challenges his pusillanimous demeanor..
what's everyone's stats on here? Thanx
MCAT 31 and GPA 3.7
3.4 undergrad, 3.7 grad, 30 MCAT
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I think they interview between 1/2 - 1/3 of applicants and accept about 1/3 - 1/4 of those interviewed.
So I want to apply for August 2008 to SGU. I'm taking the MCATs this september, but if I don't do well I would retake them in January. Do I have to submit the MCAT scores along with the application right away or can I send it in with pending MCAT scores?
I PM'ed you....
Also not a great "test taker", BTW
i just came back from Chicago (where i had the interview). it was very casual. for the essays: you get three choices and its not really that hard. if you want i can PM you the choices later on.
what are the choices for the essay at the interview
i have my interiview tomorrow in baltimore
The essays are more about seeing how you deal with writing under pressure and making sure that you have the ability to communicate clearly in English.
I just sent you a PM.
no, i did not receive any PM
that is what i said. people who attend SGU can take loans through federal gov. and when asked that is what i said.
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Haha, nice.
Right here: http://www.sgu.edu/ERD/ResidPost.nsf/BYPGY?OpenView&RestrictToCategory=PGY1&Count=-1
Congratulations on your acceptance!
Thanks!!!
I'm also in the January class so see you on the island!
BTW, IIRC you were waiting to hear back from RFU? Did they ever tell you one way or the other?
All four will get you licensed in all 50 states. There is no difference between the four except location of basic sciences. Three of them (Ross, Saba and SGU) are banana republics, and AUC is more a touristy location. Each setting has pros and cons.
All four have clinical rotations in US teaching hospitals. All four have matches in competitive residencies. All four will get you where you need to go. You're learning the same stuff at each school. Everyone will swear their school is better, but unless you have actually attended all four schools, you can't really compare the four.
Honestly, I wouldn't limit your choices to just 2 schools, especially if they are filling up.
With those stats you should consider a US school first. Most Caribbean and offshore students usually have 3.1 and 24 MCATs.
I have a 3.4 undergrad, 3.7 grad, and 30 MCAT and I got turned down for US schools. Sometimes the med school magic 8 ball just doesn't pull your number.
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