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"guaranteed interview at New Jersey Medical School by earning a 3.6 GPA after at least 20 credits and an MCAT of at least 127 in each section (must be permanent resident or citizen of the US)"Is there linkage to RWJ medical school?
I've been looking into this program and I think I would be a good fit. I just need a little extra "oomph" to my application. I think this 1 year accelerated program at RWJ seems awesome. The curriculum has classes relevant to medical school and you even get to do a capstone project. The price is not bad. I am wondering if anyone has gone to this program and could give me some insight? Why did you decide to enter the program? Did it help you get into medical school? How was the difficulty of the program? How was the advising? Is there linkage to RWJ medical school?
that is for Rutgers SGS in Newark"guaranteed interview at New Jersey Medical School by earning a 3.6 GPA after at least 20 credits and an MCAT of at least 127 in each section (must be permanent resident or citizen of the US)"
Have 3.63c at the moment, its my science gpa I'm worried about (3.4). MCAT is 514. I need something to push my borderline application over the edge. This program might be what I've been looking for.
Do you take classes with just graduate students or with graduate students and medical students as well? I was confused about your wording. Are the class sizes big or small? Finally, how did you pay for a program that is $43,000 (with housing and food expenses not even included in that price)? Thanks for your response.
Edit: I am looking into the one located in New Brunswick with linkage to RWJ, although I may consider Newark as well if it is easier to get As there. My main concern is the difficulty. If the professors are only giving As to a small number of people then I might just forget about it altogether.