Clear up my GPA misconception PLEASE :(

MORECOWBELL_1
Tue, 06 Nov 2007 02:50:02 +0000

humm, indeed I wonder how many people an average Med school admits over what they expect/need to enroll. I think the yeild is hovering around 50-60% for most med schools, so it seems logical that if a med school needs, say, 100 applicants then they admit 200? Still out of the tens of thousands that apply, I bet those 200 applicants are statistically the same. Leading to the admitted student pool and student body stats to essentially the same.<----for med schools i think this is the rule of thumb, unlike the large differences one can see in undergrad admissions between admitted and those who accept.