<p>These programs are highly competitive. They’ll have like a 100x more apps than seats. and once you are in, you have to maintain a GPA and often have to take the MCAT and get some minimum. </p>
<p>usually those admitted have such super-duper stats that the school is confident that he/she would survive undergrad weeding and do well on the MCAT either way.</p>
<p>Keep in mind that if you get into an OOS public, you will have to pay the OOS fees for the undergrad and med school. </p>
<p>at our state’s BS/MD program, paying OOS for the med school is like $80k per year COA. yikes. </p>