<p>6 classes. I'm taking calc 1c and physics 4a at community college 1st semester.</p>
<p>1d and 4b 2nd. Our school doesn't have the option of independent study, but thanks for the suggestion.</p>
<p>alright, youll have a chance everywhere.... but why dont you also apply to the brown PLME program too? Or the Rice medical program? Your chances are strong... especially considering your great SAT 2( especially in Chinese), the fact that you are a national commended person, youll have a great chance everywhere! </p>
<p>chances: 90%</p>
<p>Why do you use 2 different screen names? First you were hikaru2005 now you are sai2004. Get a life.</p>
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<p>dude... chill out. i have 2 computers and the passwords are saved as cookies on each one and I can't remember either of the passwords. I use sai2004 when I use my labtop. hikaru2005 when I use computer.</p>
<p>First of all, I am assuming that when you say "labtop" that you mean "laptop". Also, a laptop is a computer...maybe you should rephrase your previous post so that i communicates that you are in possession of two screen names (which, yes, is against the CC contract that you legally agreed to), one of which is assigned to your laptop computer, the other of which is designated to your desktop. </p>
<p>Additionally, the vain attempt to boost your ego is not appreciated by any CCer. I feel quite certain that you are aware that your scores are as far right as possible on the nation's testing distribution. Clearly, you possess a good deal of intelligence. Utilize that and realize that there is no need to ask a question whose answer is blatantly obvious as yours. Start acting like your test scores suggest that you would by not putting forth a shtick question.</p>
<p>This is the part where WHARTONORBUST comes in and tells you that you have no chance anywhere :)</p>
<p>"Medicine and business are just careers I can imagine myself possibly pursuing."</p>
<p>I don't get you. You don't apply to a 7 year Med program just because you can see yourself pursuing medicine. If you attend an accelerated Med program, you are committed to the field of medicine... meaning you have planned out the rest of your life at the age of 17. The people I've met who are in Northwestern HPME were all passionate about medicine and knew that medicine was the ONLY career that would truly make them happy in life. I suggest you reevaluate your interests and apply to med school/b-school the traditional route, not through an accelerated program. Also, at least at Northwestern, you wouldn't survive the interview process with that attitude. So heres your chances: 0%.</p>
<p>I don't know that much about admissions to the Med programs, but you have a strong shot at Wharton, and are a safety at Berkeley and UCLA (and have a very, very good chance at Regents). But I have to agree with previous posters that you should not enter a 7 year med program unless you are absolutely sure you want to do it. Based on your performance in high school, I would say you are capable of doing well enough at a top college to be accepted to a very strong med school without these 7 year programs. There is a lot to be said for keeping your options open.</p>
<p>go gatorade!</p>
<p>Whoa! Chilllllllllll out redlight.</p>
<p>lol...what is your definition of "average"? 800's?! that's NOT average...least in most normal people's opinion</p>
<p>um...perhaps you should post this in the pre-med & medicine forum...under multiple degree programs
the threads there will give you a better picture of your chances.
good luck! >.< those programs are tough to get into</p>
<p>since ur so average, ure gonna get rejected from every college u apply too. god. almost perfect sat and sat ii and u call urself average?</p>
<p>also i have a question: how can u get a 2390 on SAT and not get semifinalist for PSAT?</p>
<p>why are you trying to specialize so early if you dont know what you want to do? it may be the worst decision in your life if you end up at BU med and hate it because you can get into so many better places for undergrad than BU. worst is you may drop from there programs and just steal the spots of applicants who really want to go and had their hearts set on being drs etc. just apply to the top schools you are interested in and get an undergrad education so you have another 4 years to decide if you want to do business or medicine. also, the paycheck is teh worst reason to be a doctor because the hours and costs will kill you in the begining if your heart isnt set to curing disease. either way, a degree from most top undergrad econ programs and even engineering programs can land you into the investment banking world. but then again i dont really know what you want to do, you do. figure it out because these programs you are looking at want you to be 100% sure now.</p>
<p>Join the Army. Learn some REAL humility, and come back when you grow up.</p>
<p>Lol. Whoa a lot of hate here. Yeah, this guy is a bit arrogant, but at times we all feel we are average when compared to some of the better CCers. Do what you can and hope for the best.</p>
<p>you're so average you're going to get rejected. everywhere.</p>
<p>HAHHAHAHAHHAAHAH</p>
<p>try for the brown med program, it's amaazzinngg!! and you got the scores for it</p>