Any GSP Students

Colleges and Universities A-Z New York University
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<p>if you're trying to advocate gsp, dont do it by saying BU has the same exact program. because theirs is grody.</p>

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<p>I got this whole GSP thing too, should I go there? please advise... my choice are either 1. Northeastern 2. NYU 3. Rutgers
In Northeastern I got the 6 year physical therapy program that graduates with a doctorate, at NYU i got GSP a 'waste' of two years and then 2 years where i was supposed to be and then i graduate with a bachelors? or what do i get( please answer )? or I got Rutgers, rejected by Pharmacy, and admitted to livingston and rutgers college, where I would major in..._______? only advantage is the money saving, for grad school? med school? </p>

<p>please help! i'm so lost.</p>

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<p>I think that GSP is a program in which NYU takes advantage of you while you also take advantage of them. </p>

<p>You pay the same tuition. They don't need to add your SAT scores to their statistics. </p>

<p>You get to go to NYU with crappy SATs. You get all your core classes out of the way in the first two years.</p>

<p>Weight the advantages and the disadvantages. Each person will make a different decision.</p>

24

<p>definitely.</p>

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<p>I don't think GSP program is necessarily a school for low sat scorers.
I got into GSP with 1350 and 800, 670 and 640 in satiis and I am in top 10 percentile in my hs. I got into Emory, Carnegie Mellon and colgate...
and NYU STILL remains one of my top choice.
The core curriculum for GSP is certainly not a waste of two years, you get much more personalized attention and you don't get any less or more than what you get out of MAP in both quality and quantity. I don't know if the financial aid part about GSP is true or not, b/c I didn't get my packet yet, but I understand that they have a seperate pool of scholarship.
so, please stop bashing GSP</p>

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They don't need to add your SAT scores to their statistics.

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<p>I've never even thought of that. It all makes sense now :)</p>

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<p>Well my SAT scores were not the best but my GPA and rank MOST DEF. made up for the SAT.</p>