<p>Who applied to BS/MD programs this year? I feel that this forum is so dead and that I'm the only one around. Show your hands if you're applying.</p>
<p>And discuss any questions you have.</p>
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<p>I am! Nwestern, UMKC, Brown, SLU, USC, BU,</p>
<p>I am. Rice/Baylor (sent) Northwestern HPME (will send this week) UPitt Guaranteed Admit (over Xmas break)</p>
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<p>GL 2010ers.</p>
<p>shrizto, if u applied to Drexel BS/MD, Union/Albany, Pitt Guarantee, HPME, TCNJ/NJMS, or BU 7 year last year, when did u receive ur interview invite?</p>
<p>Thanks in advance.</p>
<p>I think for a few of them I got invites by mail of which the letters aren’t with me at college, or by phone so the messages were long deleted. But Miami was definitely the earliest one to give me notice of an interview. </p>
<p>Interviewing all over the place is a huge hassle though.</p>
<p>I got my invite for the BU 7 year program late December/early January-ish last year…they really don’t give you a lot of time to book your flight (my interview was in early February, I think.)</p>
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anyone who applied PSU/Jefferson accepted to PSU undergrad? i still haven’t heard back.</p>
<p>Got an interview to SBU/GWU</p>
<p>I applied to PSU-Jefferson, N’western HPME, Brown PLME, Boston U, Rice/Baylor, UMKC, Lehigh/Drexel, RPI/Albany, GW, Case, Rochester REMS, Kentucky, and Ohio State (I know, a lot…)</p>
<p>However, Penn State and N’western are my top choices over all of them.</p>
<p>And I got my PSU-Jefferson interview :)</p>
<p>i applied to HPME, PLME, Case, UMKC, Baylor/Baylor, Drexel/Drexel, Boston, PSU/Jefferson, Pittsburgh Guarantee, RPI/Union/Albany, TCNJ/NJMS, USC BA/MD, SBU/GWU, and NEOUCOM.</p>
<p>Fianchetto and Doctor2b, if you don’t mind, may I ask what your stats and extracurriculars were?</p>
<p>my gpa isnt that great but everything else is pretty good. also i took almost 20 AP classes, so the low gpa is kind of explained?</p>
<p>GPA: 3.52/4.1 UW/W [also high school was top 100 in country ranked by US News]
SAT I: 2350 (790 M, 770 CR, 790 W)
SAT II: Chem - 780, Math II - 800, Bio - 750</p>
<p>Med EC’s: 100 hours hospital volunteer, shadowed rad. onc. and lung transplant team at Robert Wood and New York Presbyterian, contributed to NYP lung transplant team journal article published in American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, introduced cancer research/care fundraiser to high school</p>
<p>other EC’s: school newspaper, Model UN, tutoring other HS students, jazz band [big one since we won state finals and traveled and won 1st place other places]</p>
<p>AP’s: Calc BC, Chem, US Hist, Macroecon, Microecon, Bio, Spanish, Statistics, World Hist, English Lang, Music Theory, English Lit, Physics C, Gov Pol [this includes the ones im taking now in senior year]</p>
<p>GPA: 3.955/4.250
SAT I: 2340 (800CR, 770 M, 770W) superscored
SAT II: 760 Chem, 790 Math II</p>
<p>ECs: usual hospital volunteering and some research</p>
<p>IB student, orchestra, All-State violinist, and some other stuff.</p>
<p>for which programs don’t you have to do research/community service/shadowing and things like that as an undergrad? i know for penn state you dont have to, but you do for umkc and gw. so, anyone have an idea for others? (hpme, plme, boston, rems, etc.)</p>
<p>Hi guys, it looks like we’re applying to a lot of the same programs.</p>
<p>I applied to HPME, PLME, GWU/GWU/SBU/GWU, Rice/Baylor, Drew/UMDNJ, Rochester, Pitt GAP, USC, RPI/AMC for combined programs.</p>
<p>SAT: 2350 (800 CR, 750 M, 800 W)
ACT: 35
SAT IIs: 800 Bio M, 800 Math II, 800 Chemistry
GPA: 4.000 UW, 4.490 W
APS:
English Lang (5), Calc AB (5), Chemistry (5), now taking AP Stats, AP Computer Science, AP Spanish Language, AP English Lit</p>
<p>ECs…I don’t really feel like posting, I had a chance thread a while ago with a list. </p>
<p>Good luck to everyone who applies!</p>
<p>ripal, how is your GPA that high if you’ve only taken three AP classes?</p>
<p>fianchetto, also includes honors classes, not just ap’s. </p>
<p>ripal, youre going to get interviews for several programs if you have a decent number of med and nonmed EC’s for sure.</p>