Cas Pre Med ED/RD Chances

Colleges & Universities A-Z New York University
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<p>So I changed what I want to do lol. What are my ED/RD chances. I know my rank's a bit low.</p>

<p>GPA - Unweighted: it depends on the scale but on the tougher one where a 90-93 isn't a 4.0 it's a 3.77
on the one where 90-100= 4.0 it's a 3.85
Class Rank: 8/118 around top 7%</p>

<p>Scores:</p>

<p>SAT I Math: 770
SAT I Critical Reading: 790
SAT I Writing: 690</p>

<p>1560/2250</p>

<p>790 USH SAT 2
710 Literature</p>

<p>I had 5 AP classes available to me freshman through junior year. I took 4 of them and took the test in 2 of them.
5- Apush 4- AP lit</p>

<p>Extracurriculars (my weak part)</p>

<p>JETS (Engineering Club) junior and senior year
Engineering competition team junior and senior year
Spanish Honor Society junior and senior year
Interact Club junior and senior year
Red Cross Club junior and senior year
spanish honor society junior and senior year
nhs junior and senior year</p>

<p>Leadership positions:
Co-founder/Vice President of my schools Spanish Honor Society </p>

<p>300 volunteering with poor people in my parent's home country ( done the summers of my freshman and sophomore year)</p>

<p>100 domestic (50 hospital, 5 domestic)</p>

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<p>I’m not ■■■■■■■■ or anything, how are my chances?</p>

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<p>I’m no expert so don’t be mad if I end up being wrong, but I think you’re a virtual lock. Your resume and stats are excellent, if I had to nitpick I’d say there is a lack of leadership, but ultimately you make up for it everywhere else. NYU tends to be somewhat idiosyncratic with their admissions, meaning there are cases where deserving applicants don’t get in, so if it really is your first choice and you know you can afford it then apply ED just to be sure, however based solely on your application I’d say you have nothing to worry about.</p>

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<p>If you are worried abut Financial aid, I would be leary about applying ED.
Stats seen fine.</p>

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<p>With those grades, if you really want to be a doctor, you should check out the accelerated programs and other possible direct MD programs so you can avoid the MCAT and avoid stacking up debt.</p>