OU decisions are out.
We used Resnik and Holladay(Sp?) text book in engineering and the India engineering students used to consider RPI as a great engineering school because of this association. I still remember applying and getting admitted to masters there!
Yes, itâs a very good engineering school but location is not for everyone.
OU decisions are out.
Yes I remember Resnick & Halliday⊠used to treat like a bible. Thanks for your & srk2017 input
Congrats!!
Good pointsâŠ
Some claim⊠parents are pushing to BSMD âŠwhile these folks push to âTop schoolsâ or ânot slack in UG or not peak in HSâ ⊠guess thatâs not considered âParents pushingâ ⊠LOL.
Again itâs individual strengths⊠many get burned (physically and mentally in these medical profession study for 7/8 years) so hopefully they find what suits them.
Remember NOT everyone can run 100M and marathon⊠select your strength.
Glad ⊠my ârantingâ helped
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I wonât worry too much about residency at this point (both AMCâŠwhich is there for 70+ years and Penn stat have good opportunities) as itâll be upto the kid (and his/her interest). I wonât give too much to ranking either as many colleges stopped providing data (so they are unranked)
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MCAT or GPA⊠if you can avoid it⊠itâs a bonus⊠all kids who have come so far should be good⊠but again⊠if they donât need to take itâs a âless workâ for them so thatâs a breather
You are on right track (IMO)⊠letting the kid âfeelâ and like the place⊠good luck
Finally, Donât fall 100% for others opinion (including mine) as i donât know your picture completely ⊠it should be yours(kids)
I am not pushing anyone into anything I have seen lot of parents saying medicine is long path so get into BSMD, cruise thru UG and then pickup the pace in medical school and disagree with that kind of advice.
So BSMD is 100 meters and traditional path is marathon?
Congratulations!
I am not able to send DM. Please DM me your opinion about Temple / Temple Pre-Med Health Scholar program. Thanks.
I want to know about Temple as well.
Donât want to sound harsh or something, but this is based on the little I knew about this program from a while ago.
Despite itâs prime location and free rides for all of undergrad, it was not for some reason attracting a big pool of applicants. The numbers used to vary between 200-400 each cycle whereas other programs had couple of thousands each or more. They stopped posting the numbers on their portal after few cycles.
Few of the folks I happened to know of (or their parents, 3 out of 4), who got into this program and few other programs as well, choose to go elsewhere even as it costed lot more. The 4th one had only one acceptance and opted for this of course.
Also heard they had an interview as one of the requirements for matriculation to the med school. Not sure if it is still the case and if so how restrictive it can be.
So do your own due diligence and decide, especially if you have multiple acceptances along with this.
My son just got an acceptance to 7yr BS/MD program for NJMS!! So keep an eye on the emails.
Which feeder school?
My daughter got into NJMS. Feeder NJIT. We are so happy and proud of her as this was the only school she applied to.
When did they call or Email?
Got an email from NJIT around 7.30 today
Congratulations to everyone who got into NJMS, OU and other colleges.
Hi all, I have been an avid reader of these columns since early in high school and itâs finally time I post something. I applied to several BS/MD programs and thankfully was accepted into two, one for my local state and one for Union/AMC. I was also accepted into several undergraduate schools I would love to attend, of which my first choice is Vanderbilt. I am 100% set on medicine, and the costs are roughly similar. Any advice on making this tough decision? I am definitely leaning toward Union/AMC over the state BS/MD, but I feel good about Vandyâs premed support. Any advice would be appreciated.