chances for U Pitt

<p>so I visited U Pitt and I found out about the awesome program that gurantees acceptance into U Pitt med school
unfortunately, they, on average, only accept about 10-15 students
do you all think I can at least get an interview?</p>

<p>here are my stats
IL resident, good high school in IL
GPA: 4.573 (weighted), unweighted 3.96 rank 4 out of 683
SAT: 2310 (M780 W800 R730)-may retake, hoping for 2350
ACT: 34
SAT IIs: math IIc 760 chem 750 Spanish in Oct.
APs: History, Euro, Chem, Calc AB & BC 5s onall of them</p>

<p>senior year: Bio PhysicsB English Spanish HumanGeo</p>

<p>-the usual clubs... (speech, Amnesty Int., school lit. mag.)
-started a new club for people potentially interested in medicine/health care
-a good amount of volunteer hours (200-300)
-usual nerdy stuff: math team/science olympiad awards
-this summer, I'm doing a thing called the Future Physician's Program, where I spend about 6 weeks in the hospital with every dept.- cool stuff...
-I'm really involved with flute- played in diff. regional orchestras, some flute awards, a participation in the national flute association competition, good music camps, district and state band/orch. partcipation, and a member of a prestigious group called the Chicago Youth Symphony</p>

<p>Hey, I got into U Pitt's program
I think your scores/grades look good, and honestly for Pitt I think it's mostly about the interview, because they have a minimum requirement or something that you have to pass in order to get an interview. Then you go for like a 15 minute interview and that's when you really have to time to talk about your interests, why you want to do medicine, etc. I think its the most important part, and its different from alot of programs b/c the interview is usually long (40 minutes or so). </p>

<p>anyway so yeah, just indicate you want to do "pre-med" on the application, and if you meet the min. requirements, which i think you do, then wait for them to call you, schedule an interview, and then go for it. I think you have a great shot. And make sure you really talk about your extra-curriculars and stress your goals, because they want to get a good impression of you in a short amount of time. </p>

<p>good luck :)</p>

<p>thank you so much for that advice, and good luck to you!</p>