NEOMED and NYIT bs/md, drexel bs/md

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Stats:
Gpa: 4.13 weighted
Sat: 2089
ACT: 32
E.C: XC all three years(im a junior right now), SCIO, quiz team, math team, debate team (officer position junior year), these were also for all three years, sophomore cabinet, 210 community service hours, Most spent at Red cross and COSI with the rest spent at hospital and golf tournament.</p>

<p>AP classes taken (score next to ones taken) and taking: Chemistry(5), physics c, US history(4), Government, english language, calculus bc
IB taken: Psychology taking this year</p>

<p>SAT II: Chemistry (790), Math 2 (780)</p>

<p>Thanks So much to all those of you who reply!
If u want me to chance you for a college just let me know in the comments!</p>

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<p>I am also a resident of Ohio, i know that helps for NEOMED</p>

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<p>I didn’t know that a 2089 was possible. </p>

<p>All of them are low reaches- matches. </p>

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<p>sorry that was a typo, I meant 2090*, couldn’t change it after the 15 min lol</p>

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<p>NEOMED: high match
NYIT: match/high match
Drexel: high match
I’m not very knowledgeable on these schools, but after browsing their website/freshman profile/stats from accepted students these are my chances. I think you have great chances at all 3!</p>

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<p>NEOMED: high match
NYIT: match/high match
Drexel: Match</p>

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<p>To be considered for bs/md programs, you need to be highly qualified in terms of gpa and sat/act. First, what is your unweighted gpa? Your sat score is okay right now and may get admissions to consider your application. However, several candidates applying for these bs/md programs will have 2200-2400 sat scores. I’d say you have a 20% chance of getting in to any of those because it doesn’t seem like you have any real research experience in a lab or anythings which really pops out. Either way, good luck.</p>