Yes @PPofEngrDr my son, he always liked Boston and he got in there he is very happy and so is our family.
BU SMED 7yrs BA/MD Program for us.
I would like to personally thank @PPofEngrDr , @NoviceDad, @srk2017 and @GoldenRock fro help and guidance.
Yes @PPofEngrDr my son, he always liked Boston and he got in there he is very happy and so is our family.
BU SMED 7yrs BA/MD Program for us.
I would like to personally thank @PPofEngrDr , @NoviceDad, @srk2017 and @GoldenRock fro help and guidance.
@gallentjill - Of course not every American born kid acts same, but what I meant to say is immigrant (esp desi) version of partying is different and most of us donât have first hand experience of partying in campuses.
We are going around circles about everything here. Itâs a legitimate concern for lot of parents about the schools that have party school tag just like some have concern about safety. Instead of addressing those concerns, most advice given here is be happy you got BSMD admission and stop worrying about other things!
@sajju786 sure it wasnât intentional, you missed @rk2017 he too deserves credit for BU information
@sajju786 Congrats! I wonât ask for stats but do share his experiences in the thread I created 2 years back,
yes @rk2017 thanksâŠ
@sajju786. Thank you! and Congratulations on your decision.
You are welcome @whitecane @sajju786
Please post your experiences on the results thread:
@srk2017 True, it seems folks here are only interested in getting a coveted award of admission into any or many BSMD programs and move on. The other options and issues are not talked about openly.
Congratulations @whitecane and @hs2med
Re: Partying
Kids will find their own âequilibriumâ around that. Also, if kids do not have some fun in college, what is college experience all about?
One thing which is very prevalent in campuses is drinking, especially in frats.
However, ~ 20% of kids join frats, which means 80% do not join though they may participate in the frat parties.
A lot of kids will begin drinking just to fit in. Some will not and their partying experience will be very different than others.
Key is not to get off-track from your goals and know where your personal boundaries are.
@whitecane
Congratulations
@hs2med
Congratulations
@sajju786
Congratulations on your decision
@whitecane Thanks for posting in results thread. That always helps future students. In your case also, it is evident that applying to multiple schools is key, especially if the profile is not well balanced. Though GPA is little low, at least few schools acknowledged the research done, which is extra ordinary and the speech passion etc.,
It is very hard at times to know what each school is looking. Interesting some of them did not even call for interview.
In your case also, schools are the looser. Pitt is a very good choice and will do well.
@sajju786 nice, are you planning to visit BU open house for accepted students on April 19th? We are planning to go. My D is considering to join in UG there.
@whitecane Congrats on UPitt, happy for your D. Please verify all the documentation with UG as well as Medical schools.
Catching up wealth of info/messages again
Congratulations @diaash, @sajju786, @hs2med and @whitecane
Since there are few who are new to CC, here are some tips.
*** Official Thread for Discussion - BS/MD Applicants for 2019-20 Cycle ***
*** Official Thread for Results- BS/MD Applicants for 2019-20 Cycle ***
@MehaPrabhu17 In case if you have not noticed this thread, make your posts here so that students / parents planning to go to BU, will answer your questions and can get in touch.
I donât think stats will help much given most have great stats. Medical and non-medical ECs details may help more.