<p>here it goes:
gpa:
3.65 out of 4.0 (weighted 3.78) :[
ap exams:
ap chemistry: 3
ap environmental science: 4
ap psychology: not taken yet
ap physics b: not taken yet
ap calculus ab: not taken yet
sats:
sat 1: 2130, 2170 (superscored 2220)
sat ii math 1: 590
sat ii math 1: 670
sat ii chemistry: 700
awards:
national merit commended student
national honor society
national art honor society
clubs:
head of school magazine club (11, 12)
exec board for national art honor society (11, 12)
exec board for library club (10-12)
volunteer work:
100+ hours at a hospital
100+ library, schools, etc
work:
tutoring someone in math, science and social studies (11)</p>
<p>i know my gpa is really low for these competitive programs but what are my chances at ba md programs like brooklyn, union, wayne state and siena?</p>
<p>therifleman62 is right, I'd even say you are lowballing yourself. Aim Higher you only get one chance at applying to colleges, don't regret not shooting for a dream school</p>
<p>wait a second...for the eight year programs at these school?! i heard these programs were REALLY competitive and only the best in the country get in...</p>
<p>I didn't notice that but you probably have a good shot for these conjoined programs. If you aren't set on joint medical and undergrad programs apply to mid tier 1 schools.</p>
<p>I haven't heard of these specific programs before. But assuming that they are on the lower end of the BAMD pgm spectrum, I'd say you've got a good shot. Keep in mind the essays are KILLER in determining whether you get accepted.
Ask yourself (if you haven't already) why you want to be a physician. </p>
<p>If you haven't already, most BAMD pgms have interviews and I will GUARANTEE you that that will be one of the biggest questions. It is also for med school interviews.
Gluck</p>
<p>programs that are 7/8 year are VERY competitive </p>
<p>GPA is a bit low for some programs but these programs like sophie davis look a lot into how much you are interested not just your scores. They like to see that you are really dedicated and don't mind busting your butt lol.</p>
<p>SAT I's are good, but I recommend boosting your SAT II's and I think you'll be fine</p>