<p>Please share your stats as the followings:
State of residency
SAT1
ACT
SAT2
AP
HS Rank
Essay, Recommendation letters, Interview
ECs
List of BA/BS-MD program that you applied
Others .......</p>
<p>Well, I'm looking for roommates. Trying to do it early so we get Reinert instead of the crappy Griesdeck dorms. If anyone is interested, email me at adnanhussaini [at] gmail.com</p>
<p>It seems like we are getting conflicting reviews about Reinert and Griesendeck. Can someone who is already a student comment on each of these dorms amd any preferences?</p>
<p>Also is anyone going to the Admitted students on Sat Apr 5, 2008? I am planning on being there. Maybe we can hook up..</p>
<p>Check out the Primary care ranking for SLU from US News 2008. It is better than Stanford, Columbia and UMDNJ and comparable with NWU, Case Western, Loyola and UCI</p>
<p>Ok, I am a recent graduate of SLU and attending SLU School of Medicine. I saw this thread, and thought I would give my point of view on the Scholars stuff and how it really works.</p>
<p>I read before that some believe this program is of benefit to the Medical School because it assures good students will enter the med school. I sincerely doubt this claim. SLU, and med schools in general, are competitive enough that there is another student just as (or more) qualified than a given student in the scholars program. I knew many scholars who withdraw from the program to apply out, only to receive rejection letters. The med school receives thousands of applications every year, so they do not need to actively recruit potentially fruitful applicants, especially 4 years before matriculation. The benefit of this program rests squarely on the undergrad campus.</p>
<p>The program is not a guaranteed acceptance. You have to maintain a 3.5 to stay in it, as well as complete a medical school interview. After this you may be provisionally accepted. They say the MCAT scores do not really matter, but if you get a 10 or something you will not be let in.</p>
<p>I was not a med scholar, but I knew many of them. I believe there was somewhere around 50 my freshman year, but there are only a handful in my med school class. Some could not maintain their GPA's, botched the interview, or made a D in physics. Some opted out, and got in, while a few others opted out but did not get into another school.</p>
<p>Overall, this program isn't all that. The only perks are being accepted to med school a year earlier, and not taking the MCAT so seriously. Even that, blowing off the MCAT, is not very valuable. The dedication, time, and preparation to do very well on the MCAT is close to what will be expected of you all year in med school. It is a good indication if you have what it takes to go from pre-med to pre-MD.</p>
<p>sooo do u guys know when we will hear back??...im pretty anxious, lol....some person also called me today saying i got a provost scholarship for the reg college in general...is this a good sign??</p>
<p>I'm a current 2nd-year med student at SLUSOM, so if people would like to ask about how it is up to this point, they can go ahead. </p>
<p>I also found time during my first year to play rugby with the undergrad team a little bit, so I have some (small) amount of familiarity with the undergrad campus.</p>
<p>I know that the website says they will mail letters on March 1st, but that's today, and it's a Sunday. Soooo, I was wondering if we're going to receive an e-mail, too? Or if we can check the status of our application online? Thanks!</p>