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  • User #4568

  • Application cycles: 2005
  • Demographics: Female, East Asian
  • Home state: Maryland
  • Brief Profile: 3rd time reapplicant (first two times no interviews), abysmal undergrad gpa (scienge gpa was 3.0), mediocre smp masters gpa (3.45), ok mcat, 2 yrs basic science research (no pubs), 2 yrs hosp volunt, 2 yrs clinical exposure, musician...please god let me in
  • // Applications //

    Application Cycle One: 2005

    • Undergraduate college: UMD
    • Undergraduate Area of study: Biological/Life Sciences
    • Institution: Gtown
    • Area of Study: Biological/Life Sciences
    • Degree Obtained: MS
    • Total MCAT SCORE: 511
    • MCAT Section Scores: B/B 127, C/P 127, CARS 129  
    • Overall GPA: 3.40
    • Science GPA: 3.25

    Summary of Application Experience

    Ecstatic to have had 5 interviews with my crappy numbers...not too excited about being waitlisted though...

    Applied

    Georgetown University
    Boston University
    Albany Medical College

    Application Complete

    Mount Sinai School of Medicine
    Loyola University Chicago
    New York Medical College
    New York University

    Application Complete, Rejected

    University of Virginia
    University of Vermont
    Tufts University
    Case Western Reserve University
    Temple University
    University of Maryland
    Pennsylvania State University
    Jefferson Medical College
    University of Rochester
    UMDNJ - Robert Wood Johnson
    Rosalind Franklin University

    Attended Interview, Rejected

    Rush Medical College

    Attended Interview, Waitlisted

    George Washington University
    Drexel University
    Virginia Commonwealth University
    Eastern Virginia Medical School

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