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Application Cycles: 7/2/2011
Demographics: Female, 27, Caucasian
Home State: New Jersey
Last Activity Date: 6/20/2012

Undergraduate College: Liberal Arts
Undergraduate Area of Study: Biological/Life Sciences

Institution: University
Area of Study: Biological/Life Sciences
Degree Obtained: MS

MCAT: BS 9, PS 8, VR 10, O
Overall GPA: 3.60
Science GPA: 3.60

Brief Profile:

AMCAS submitted: 7/2/2011

Applied, Rejected

Wright State University - "Rejected Pre-Secondary"
Wake Forest University - "Rejected pre-secondary"
Combined PhD/MSTP: No
  • Submitted: Yes
  • Secondary Completed: No
  • Interview Invite: No
  • Interview Attended: No
  • Waitlisted: No
  • Accepted: No
  • Rejected: Yes
Summary of Experience:

Rejected pre-secondary

Application Complete, Rejected

George Washington University - "On hold for re-review (then subsequently rejected) "
Virginia Commonwealth University - "This was my top choice. The rejection was devastating. I had the "further" status."
UMDNJ - New Jersey - "No love from any of my state MD schools. Lame. "

Invited for Interview, Withdrew

Attended Interview, Withdrew

Accepted

Drexel University - "Really like that this program offers a choice of curricula -- PIL and IFM. Not crazy about the lotte..."
The Commonwealth Medical College - "Love this program! Absolutely gorgeous facilities and very innovative curriculum. "
UMDNJ - Osteopathic Medicine - "Withdrew. Everyone at the school seemed to love it and I really wanted to as well (as it's one of my..."

Summary of Application Experience

Hopefully my profile will help ease some stress for someone applying in the future. I am testament that you do NOT have to have a 32 MCAT to get into an allopathic program. I would have been very happy at a DO or an MD program, so it was great to have options and pick the school that was the best fit for me. Don't have cookie cutter ECs: I am a horseback rider and instructor, a SCUBA diver, bartender, volunteer EMT, I dance Argentine tango with my husband, and work full-time in the medical field.. I had so much to talk about in interviews because of my great experiences. Don't be afraid to take some time off and get some "real" life experiences under your belt. If being a physician is the path for you, then medical school will be there waiting when you're ready for it. Life is awesome -- live it to the fullest :)