<p>is it okay to apply to both programs? </p>
<p>Or it will be viewed as conflict of interest by medical school because RPI is research based and union is management based.</p>
<p>Also in RPI, we were told that if you have not done any research, application will be rejected irrespective of other stats, is this correct?</p>
<p>my ds is a freshman this year for the rpi/amc - had 2 years of research as well as high stats - there were extensive q on research during the amc interview. applied only to rpi/amc and not to union/amc.</p>
<p>I would only apply to rpi/amc if you have research experience, and I would only apply to union/amc if you have significant leadership experience. That is what these two programs emphasize, and you won’t be interviewed if you don’t seem to be a “fit.”</p>
<p>ok so if there is no research experience skip rpi/amc?</p>
<p>If you have the 100 dollars I would apply to both. In the past people would choose under which college they wanted to enter under.</p>
<p>The acceptance rate on some are 5% so they are harder than many ivies. Accordingly, I would apply to many to up the odds.</p>