<p>Hey Everyone!
If you got into a combined med program, post your stats in this format:</p>
<p>School(s):
SAT: (provide breakdown if you remember)
ACT:
SAT IIs:
APs:
Extra-Curriculars:
Medical-Related Stuff:
Anything You think helped your acceptance not mentioned above:</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>School(s):PSU-Jefferson, Villanova/Drexel/Lehigh-Drexel, TCNJ-NJMS
SAT: (provide breakdown if you remember) 750M 800V 650W
ACT: N/A
SAT IIs: 690 chem, 760 math ii, 740 bio m
APs: 5's on calc bc, bio...4 on chem
Extra-Curriculars: hospital employment, cultural association volunteering, hospital volunteering, doctor shadowing, numerous clubs and academic teams, etc.
Medical-Related Stuff: See above
Anything You think helped your acceptance not mentioned above: Luck and friendly interviewers.</p>
<p>hool(s):VCU/MCV, SLU medical scholars
SAT: (provide breakdown if you remember) 750M 700V 690W
ACT: N/A
SAT IIs: 690 chemistry, 780 math 2c, 720 history, 700 literature
APs: 5's on US history, US govt, english language. 4's on spanish language, psychology, comparative govt
IBs: 6 on math SL and psychology SL
Extra-Curriculars: president of interact club, model un, captain of forensics team and varsity field hockey, vice president of spanish club, indian youth board, EMS, mentoring, summer programs, and more clubs
Medical-Related Stuff: 400+ hours of EMS volunteering, people to people medical summit, work in doctor's office
Anything You think helped your acceptance not mentioned above: interviews, essays, GPA/rank (3.9 uw, 4.6 w, rank 2/430)</p>
<p>School(s): Pitzer College/ Western University ( 7 year BS/DO program)
SAT: 740R 800M 760W
SAT IIs: 790 Chem, 790 Bio, 790IIC
APs:5's in bio, chem, psych, us hist, calc bc
Extra-Curriculars: very weak (mortgage internship)
Medical-Related Stuff: shadowing doctor, volunteer hospital
Anything You think helped your acceptance not mentioned above: this program only accepts six people, but my advice to prospective students to just apply to as many programs as you can. i wished i have</p>
<p>Schools: SLU medical scholars, Lehigh/drexel
SAT: (provide breakdown if you remember) Math:800 Reading: 690 Writing: 760
ACT: 33
SAT IIs: Math IIC: 800 Chemistry: 720 Biology: 720
APs: Boarding Schools, all Ap/honors
Extra-Curriculars: President modern dance club, leader of events in scioly, Audience of one (religious affiliated), Lead pianist accompianist for musical tour group, gospel choir, varsity long-jumper,
Medical-Related Stuff: 2 years research Northwestern, NYLF medical camp, Siemens-Westinghouse semi-finalist, IJAS state, IJSHS, state, volunteering +200 hours, shadowed 3 doctors at northwestern
Anything You think helped your acceptance not mentioned above: a lot of research medical stuff. i pride in that. well rounded?</p>
<p>Schools: Drexel/Drexel, Temple and University of Pittsburgh both pending
SAT: 2160 best composite- 800M 670 CR (first test) 690W
ACT: 34
SAT IIs: MathIIC- 800, Chem- 790, Physics- 760, US History- 730
APs: 11th- Physics B, Chemistry, US History, Statistics, Lang and Comp
ECs- Governor School, Cancer Research, Hospital Volunteering, Shadowing, NHS, Tennis, Forensics, etc.
Specifics: Governor School (I live in PA, and the 3 programs I am left with are all in pennsylvania), cancer research, class rank (2/350)</p>
<p>School(s): NEOUCOM (University of Akron)
SAT: took but did not send it
ACT: 33
SAT IIs: they didn't consider them so I didn't send them in
APs: they didn't consider them so I didn't send them in
Extra-Curriculars: Varsity Swimming, Model UN (president), NHS, Band, Science Olympiad
Medical-Related Stuff: Shadowed three doctors several hours a week for for over a year
Anything You think helped your acceptance not mentioned above:National Merit Finalist, losts of volunteer work, several awards for MUN, a good interview</p>
<p>School(s): VCU/MCV, SLU Medical Scholars, PSU/Jefferson, TCNJ/NJMS, Northwestern HPME, USC Bacc/MD
SAT: 770/750/790
SAT IIs: 800/800
APs: around 4 5's and 4 4's
Extra-Curriculars: I work with disabled students, volunteer at the hospital, and am the singer/guitarist for a band
Medical-Related Stuff: Medcamp at UofA
Anything you think helped your acceptance not mentioned above: i'm verrry laid back and devilishly handsome</p>
<p>School(s): SLU medical scholars
SAT: 720 V, 740 M, 740 W
ACT: 31
SAT IIs: 740 Bio
APs: 4s and 5s
Extra-Curriculars: Men's volleyball, DECA -business club (I'm goin to nationals!!), Symphonic band, math tutor, filmmaking
Medical-Related Stuff: volunteer at hospital and shadowing, epidemiology research
Anything You think helped your acceptance not mentioned above:
I had a good personal statement and I also have good leadership (started my own company).</p>
<p>btw, to those of u applyin next yr, make sure u apply to as many as u can!!!
I only applied to two.</p>
<p>School(s):UIC-GPPA, BU-SMED, Siena/Albany med scholars, UMKC-6yr med, SLU-med
SAT: N/A
ACT:34
SAT IIs:MathII-800; Chem 780
APs: 10 AP classes so far; mix of 5's and 4's
Extra-Curriculars: President H4H, captain varsity sports;exec board NHS, few other clubs at school
Medical-Related Stuff: Volunteer and junior leader @ a local hospital-200+hours; Research @ a teaching hospital-2 summers
Anything You think helped your acceptance not mentioned above: good interviews</p>
<p>Schools: Northwestern HPME, Rice/Baylor, NEOUCOM @Youngstown
SAT: 2300
ACT: 35
SAT II's: Chem 800, Math II 800, Bio 780
AP's: calc ab 5, stats 5, calc bc 5, human geo 5, chem 4,bio 5, lang 4, taking macro and micro econ, lit, spanish, and psych</p>
<p>ok sorry, didn't finish...
taking those last 5 this year. right.
ec's: a ****load...ummm, stuco school board ambassador and senior class treasurer, nhs president, debate, model un, math academic team, girls' golf...
Medicine stuff: internship at the hospital, clinical research for past 4 years, publications, presentations of studies, volunteer @ hospital
Other: passionate essays, good "clickage" at interviews:)</p>
<p>I'll just copy and paste some of my stats from another thread for convenience. ^__^</p>
<p>School(s): **Siena College/Albany Medical College Program in Science, Humanities, and Medicine<a href="denied%20from%20Brown%20PLME%20and%20Stony%20Brook%20Scholars%20for%20Medicine;%20withdrew%20from%20Rensselaer/Albany%20Med%20program%20and%20Brooklyn%20College%20BA/MD%20program">/b</a>
SAT: 2250 (800 CR; 650 M; 800 W-11 essay)
ACT: 30 composite
SAT IIs: 670 Math IC; 710 US History; 720 Literature; 720 Chemistry
APs: AP US History 5; AP Chem 5
Extra-Curriculars: Executive Board Member of Caring Adolescents Reaching the Elderly organization; Layout Editor and Assistant Editor-in-Chief of school yearbook; nominated to be a member of school Kolbe Retreat Leadership Team and a Eucharistic Minister; Math Tutor (2x per week); Altar Serving for 10+ years; Flute player; Jujutsu for 8+ years; Inducted into Quill & Scroll Honor Society for Journalism; Ranked 1 out of about 650 for 2003-2004 academic year
Medical-Related Stuff: Biotech summer research program at Stony Brook; Garcia summer research at Stony Brook; NYLF & NSLC on Medicine; ~100 hours of hospital volunteering
Anything you think helped your acceptance not mentioned above:
* GPA: ~104 weighted
* Rank: 5/560
* I thought my essays were pretty good; I feel they offered a personal insight into my personality, hobbies, desire to be a doctor, etc.
* Teacher Recs: Very good
* Counselor Rec: Very good
* Hooks: Second-generation Indian American
* State or Country: Long Island, NY
* School Type: Big parochial/Catholic high school
* Ethnicity: second-generation Indian-American (parents immigrated from India)
* Gender: Female</p>
<p>I know this is probably not the thread where I should post this question but..... here goes.</p>
<p>After completing the freshman year at a BA/MD program in one school, can one apply and switch to any other BA/MD program to start from scratch? What if I don't like the school I selected, can I reapply?</p>
<p>Does anyone on this thread know?</p>
<p>No. BA/MD programs specifically state that they only take entering freshmen. You lose your spot if you transfer. The only BA/MD programs that take college sophomores usually require you to be a sophomore at a certain school.</p>
<p>what is SLU-med?</p>
<p>saint louis university's 8 year med scholars program</p>
<p>School(s): UConn cpim (where i am going), rpi/albany, union/albany, temple/temple, vcu/vcu
SAT: 2130 M:800 R:650 W:680
ACT: 32
SAT IIs: chem:710 bio:690
APs: english writing and composition, chem, bc calc, physics c, stat, english lit, gov
Extra-Curriculars: varsity tennis, varsity volleyball, piano, debate, mock trial, choir, social action committee, volunteer tutoring, volunteered at a nursery school
Medical-Related Stuff: shadowed anethesiologist, gastric bypass research, hospital volunteer, national youth leadership forum on medicine
Anything You think helped your acceptance not mentioned above: dual curriculum in school (jewish private school), summer learning programs, great teacher recs, gpa</p>
<p>^are you in-state for UConn?</p>
<p>nope, I'm from Jersey.</p>