<p>hey md4me - its uw our skol doesnt rank or weight...coool</p>
<p>madame~ you just go to <a href="http://www.actstudent.org%5B/url%5D">www.actstudent.org</a> to submit your act and collegeboard.com to submit your sat... it's really not a hard process- all you need to have is your credit card, ss#, test date, and other basic info. hope that helped!
btw- how much is a 2000 on the sat in terms of the act??</p>
<p>whats better a 1970 or a 30??</p>
<p>they're pretty much the same guitar</p>
<p>yup- they're practically the same; some scales say 1980=30 and others say 1970=30... so if u want to get reeally picky, i'd say the 30 is ur better score.</p>
<p>I just had a question that should be asked later but I can't wait- how exactly are we supposed to get like $390 000? Does anyone know how much you can get in loans??</p>
<p>Good question. Loans, scholarships (not from the school but yeah), working our butts off? It sure won't be easy.</p>
<p>yea pointless for out of staters</p>
<p>30-40-50 grand a year over the 6 years, not worth it, plus its a state school so theres barely any scholarships and money available</p>
<p>anybody get into the UMKC programs with a ACT <28? (out of state...waiting for results)</p>
<p>compared to other programs how hard is this one? I am in the top 3% of my class, have a 2030 SAT, 5.01 w gpa, hospital volunteering, many clubs, leadership positions, but no interns- will the no interns deny me admission? I am part of a couple honor societies and I am active in my community. Would I even have a chance? Where do the interviews take place?</p>
<p>how many people end up getting accepted into the program?</p>
<p>md4~ the big question is: are you instate or out of state?
Darth: about 100-115</p>
<p>md4me: what's your cr/m combined? your unweighted GPA? how large is your class......what state are you from? and you're Desi, right?</p>
<p>about 110 ppl get accepted. Out of those 15-20 (25 max) are OOS students....straight from their website. OOS students can gain more seats if they're way stronger than in-state kiddoes.</p>
<p>a girl from my school (in state) got in with an ACT of 24 because only like 100 people applied so they all got accepted.</p>
<p>so if the OOS students have stronger stats than the instates (dont mean to offend any instaters), more seats will be given to OOS students?</p>
<p>accordin gto their website...yeah...but i'm assuming this isn't concrete...because...what in admissions is anyway?</p>
<p>hey guys, when im doing the online application, and i put the major 6 year med, i save it but when i go back to review my app, the major disappears. is this normal?</p>
<p>oshkosh - I am out of state (a definate disadvantage)</p>
<p>Aspen D - My cr/m= 1350 and last I checked, my school has upwards of 600 people in my class. My uw is 3.87 and of course I'm desi (hence "md").</p>
<p>yeah- md, I'd say you've got a decent shot (what's the m in md for? ...mixed desi? sry, I'm ignorant bout these things even though i am desi...)</p>
<p>Md4me---I don't understand the MD comment and how it relates to Desiness...I'm with oshkosh on that. I'm Desi and that just throws me.</p>
<p>I'd say you've got a shot, it'll be def harder for some schools...but you know that. :]</p>
<p>At this point, honestly, all we can do it support each othe rmorally and pray...there's nothing else to be done...you know?</p>