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@ptontiger16

I did not consider grade deflation because while it hurts, I hold faith in that top medical schools and many of the state ones are well-versed in the policy so that a 3.5 at Princeton would be considered with the same weight as a 3.7 or 3.8 at Harvard or Yale.

A 3.5 at Princeton does not hold the same weight as a 3.7 or 3.8 at Harvard or Yale so you thought wrong. I’m sure Tiger alums and students are going to accuse me of being a ■■■■■ or whatever but Princeton is much less represented at the top medical schools than Harvard or Yale. In fact, I would say is is less well represented than Duke, Johns Hopkins, and Penn.</p>

<p>Its just not one Princeton’s strong suits, though as pointed out earlier the vast majority of Princeton graduates are admitted to at least one allopathic program.</p>