<p>A- A non-American student
B- With Great SAT Scores
C- Satisfies all the Extracurricular Activities required
D- Needs to be enrolled as a medical student</p>
<p>well…i am also a non-american student…but in america, before you go for medical school you need to complete the required courses and get a baccalaureate degree from an accredited us university.
and then you need to get v good scores in your mcat.
and the thing is my cousin has completely exhausted himself during his 4 years of pre med but still the ivy leagues are way too unpredictable.
you should get some good lor’s, do lots of researching, shadow physicians, and do 100+hrs of clinical training…i mean just go to this page and focus deeply on every point.
[Harvard</a> Medical School: Selection Factors](<a href=“http://hms.harvard.edu/admissions/default.asp?page=selection]Harvard”>http://hms.harvard.edu/admissions/default.asp?page=selection)
but dude!!..firstly, focus on getting into getting into a good college first. hope i helped. tc
shahrez</p>
<p>^^^^^^^^^Thanks, pal. I lost faith in Harvard. I amn’t ready to undergo ALL of these. All what I believe in is that I have always deserved the BEST, sought it and achieved it. And when it comes to Harvard, my life’s beautiful dream, I am pretty ready to abandon this beautiful dream!!! I am satisfied that I did all the SAT reqirements.</p>