<p>The only reason I would ever attend Tulane is because of their 7 year BS/MD Program. However, I'm getting information that you apply to be in this program halfway through your freshman year of college... Is this true?</p>
<p>If it is, I feel like it's not worth the risk of not getting in, if I can go to schools like Case Western, Cornell, or University of Michigan.</p>
<p>Please just don’t go then. No one wants someone rude enough to come onto a achool’s thread and be insulting. Besides, isn’t it easier to find this yourself on the Tulane website? I found it in 30 seconds. I’ll let you have that learning experience.</p>
<p>FYI, I saw your stats on the chances thread. I am not sure you would even get invited to Tulane’s Honors Program, a requirement for applying to the program you mention. Your GPA and class rank are not up to their usual standards for those programs.</p>
<p>Another FYI. 25-75% SAT scores (CR, M, W):
U Michigan: 590-690, 640-740, 600-700.
Case Western: 590-700, 650-740, 590-690
Cornell: 630-730, 660-770, 630-720
Tulane: 630-720, 630-700, 630-720.</p>
<p>Hmmmmmm. Clearly, Tulane is so inferior. No wonder you want to stay away.</p>
<p>I’m not saying it’s inferior. I want to go into Biomedical Engineering as a minor before Med School, unless I get a BS/MD program. </p>
<p>Case is a much better BME school (6th in the US) and UMich is cheaper since it’s instate.</p>
<p>I think someone just has some issues when it comes to creating insulting tones in text…</p>
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Sure, if you are tone-deaf to how your post comes across.</p>
<p>In any case, if you already know this about Case and Michigan, why are you bothering with these posts? You won’t get into the Tulane 7 year program, so good luck at one of these two schools.</p>
<p>Fallen for the kill!</p>
<p>The tulane bs/md program accepts about 10-20 people each year.</p>