<p>32 highest single sitting; 35 M, 32E, 31 R, 30 S</p>
<p>2200 superscore SAT's: 780 W, 690 CR, 730 M</p>
<p>Where? At U Toledo?</p>
<p>800 Mathh II obviously is and prolly 740 Bio SAT IIs taken in december</p>
<p>the three drexel programs, BU bs/md, albany medical/Union/Sienna programs, GWU/St. Bonaventure, Montclair/UMDNJ, Caldwell/UMDNJ.</p>
<p>anyone? someone?</p>
<p>Please? Come on guys. USe that sheer power of intellect to help a fellow CC’er out.</p>
<p>No, they’re not.</p>
<p>Ohhhh mann…Do ppl get in with these kinds of scores?</p>
<p>bump…Do you guys help at all?</p>
<p>^ Yes they do get in with those scores, as long as everything else is there. BS/MD programs are difficult to get into, but you have a good chance of being accepted, if everything else is also there.</p>
<p>We have, it’s just not what you want to hear. Maybe a dozen people get into each BS/MD program. Almost all (if not all of them) have perfect SAT and ACT scores as well as GPAs and extracurriculars that would put the Peace Choir to shame. And I don’t think any of them take superscores either. You have good stats, you can get into many good colleges but a BS/MD is not realistic.</p>
<p>Hmmm…for the Monmouth/Drexel program, (which I am also applying to) we had one kid with a 1960 SAT score get in. He had hospital volunteering and stuff from Interact club but nothing like “extracurriculars that would put the Peace Choir to shame.”</p>
<p>Not sure if those programs are more or less competitive than UCSD’s, but UCSD has a cut-off SAT score of 2250 (someone feel free to correct) and I think other programs would be similar. But I do think you should have an okay chance as long as you have the demonstrated interest in medicine through your extra-curriculars and experience and whatnot.</p>
<p>^ They don’t have a cutoff, but yes it is very difficult to get into, a lot harder to get into than any Ivy except Brown’s BS/MD (PLME) program (The hardest program to get into in the country) </p>
<p>You’re qualified, but remember a BS/MD is trying to get into both med school and undergrad at the same time. It’s really hard.</p>
<p>^these programs are less competitive. I am sure of that.</p>
<p>^Yes, but what I don’t think you’re grasping is that even the least competitive BS/MD program is usually as competitive as any Ivy. I’m not saying you shouldn’t apply, I’m applying to Brown even though I know I won’t get in, but just don’t put all your eggs in one basket.</p>
<p>^thanks. I have applied to 10 programs thus far. By this wednesday, December 15th, I will have applied to 15 programs. Hopefully, I can get into one lol I also applied to Duke, considering my SAT superscore is pretty high. Wish me luck. And good luck for Brown PLME!</p>
<p>Oh no, I’m not applying for Brown PLME, just Brown lol.</p>
<p>Does anyone else have any other opinions on this?</p>