Ivy League?

WolfHaley
Wed, 07 Feb 2018 03:52:56 +0000

In my opinion, freshman year gpa and PSAT scores indicate little to nothing about someone as people can improve a lot or give up entirely. Your EC’s look pretty interesting. Instrumental EC’s, however, are deceptive because they are so common. It won’t end up meaning as much you would think unless you’re like a soloist at Carnegie Hall. Make sure you get some kind of research in over the summer or do some hospital work; it really adds a lot of focus to your application as a whole as a future doctor. Also, try getting an officer position in some of the medical focused clubs at your school.You might wanna consider getting recruited for table tennis if you’re good enough. It’s an easiest way (assuming you’re amazing) to get into a good college and potential scholarships.

If you can get like a 3.9-4 gpa junior and the 75th percentile test score for whatever college you want to go to the most, I’d say you have a pretty good shot. Keep in mind that Ivy’s and other amazing schools are relatively unpredictable anyway. If you want an Ivy no matter what, you’re best chances are at Cornell in CALS.

If you’re absolutely sure you want to do pre-med, you might want to consider a 7 year program. However, I know a lot of people who realized too late they they hated medicine and had to drop

That’s my two cents. Good Luck! :)>-