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Hello all. Currently in my last semester in undergrad and have already applied, but due to some very unfortunate circumstances I most likely won't be attending and will have to reapply.
Single MCAT Score of 36, but will unfortunately graduate with a 3.55 cGPA, 3.63 sGPA. I'll also probably be preparing to take the new MCAT since my score is from Aug 2014.
I'll be the first to say I don't have much going on in my extracurriculars. I've done some medical statistics research for two semesters and spent a summer in Costa Rica doing biological research. I'll be doing my best to volunteer with the network I still have in my last semester as well as do additional research.
In the forced gap year I'll be shadowing doctors and doing any other clinical volunteer work I'm able to be a part of.
I'm also a Virginia resident, so my in-state options are just UVA Med, MCV, VT, and EVMS.
Thoughts on successfully matriculating? And any suggestions? Thank you.
Single MCAT Score of 36, but will unfortunately graduate with a 3.55 cGPA, 3.63 sGPA. I'll also probably be preparing to take the new MCAT since my score is from Aug 2014.
I'll be the first to say I don't have much going on in my extracurriculars. I've done some medical statistics research for two semesters and spent a summer in Costa Rica doing biological research. I'll be doing my best to volunteer with the network I still have in my last semester as well as do additional research.
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Yes, I don't believe I'll be even getting an interview, let alone an acceptance letter. However, I'm curious, why would the latter be so detrimental? Not that I would dream of denying an offer from a medical school.