<p>i want to go the New College but they dont give out grades. how will that look to med school adcom</p>
<p>It will look like an easy day at the office. New College = No Grades = hand me the next app will ya?</p>
<p>Mcat score- 39
6 independent research = “hold on a second”</p>
<p>Odds that you will get a 39 and have 6 indep. research experiences arent very high. Possible, but not probable. Unless you got a 1600 on your SATs and ace every standardized test you take. And that many indep. res. exp. is pretty difficult, since doing research isnt a one day thing. It can take years.</p>
<p>the school requires 6 reasearch project, and the senior thesis project that u must defend in front of a commity to graduate.</p>
<p>eh…that sounds pretty good</p>
<p>not having grades to show a med school means you need another way to prove your excellence (thru extensive research or an eyeopening mcat score)</p>
<p>if you have both, you’ll probably be fine</p>
<p>i think a 1600 SAT score is looked higher upon than a 39 mcat score lol</p>
<p>Not really because a 39 is a very good score. Any score in the range of 39-42 is 1600 range worthy. Its not like people get 45’s.</p>
<p>who care about sat scores in med school admissions?</p>
<p>Are you talking about New College in Florida?</p>
<p>They have a very high acceptance rate for Med school.</p>
<p>I think that as a first step you should ask people in the Admissions and/or Placement Office about acceptances to Med School. These people no doubt have been working with Med Schools for years.</p>
<p>my pediatricians daughter supposedly scored a 44 which is pretty close…she went to ECU and had a 1480 SAT score…and shes a study freak…i think the harder you study correlates higher to how high your score would be on the MCAT while this wouldn’t neccesarily be true on the SATs but i dunno lol</p>