selecting medscools to apply to based on stat

col2cal
Sat, 03 Mar 2012 19:59:42 +0000

Thank you for your responses. I collected this from SDN website – very rough, not precise and seem to be too high. But they are definitely higher than Kdog044’s numbers.

Harvard: 12-12-11 3.90
U.Penn: 12-13-11 3.90
Johns Hopkins: 13-12-11 3.90
WashU .SL: 13-13-11 3.90
Duke: 12-12-11 3.80
Stanford: 12-12-11 3.90
UCSF: 12-12-10 3.80
Yale: 13-12-11 3.90
U. Washington, Seattle: 11-10-10 3.70
Columbia: 12-12-11 3.80
U Mich: 13-12-11 3.80
U.Chicago: 12-13-11 3.90
UCLA: 12-12-10 3.80
U Pitt: 12-12-11 3.80
UCSD: 12-12-11 3.80
Vanderbilt: 12-12-11 3.90
Cornell: 12-12-11 3.80
Mt Sinai: 12-12-11 3.80
Northwestern: 12-12-11 3.90
U. NC: 11-11-11 3.70
Emory: 12-12-11 3.80
Baylor: 12-12-11 3.90
U.Texas, SWMC-Dallas: 12-12-11 3.90
U.Virginia: 12-12-11 3.80
Case-Western Reserve: 12-12-11 3.80
Mayo Medical:
Brown U: 12-12-11 3.70
NYU: 12-12-11 3.80
Darthmouth: 12-12-11 3.80
Univ. of Rochester: 11-11-10 3.80
Boston Univ.: 11-11-10 3.80
USC: 12-11-10 3.70
Ohio SU: 12-11-11 3.80
Albert Einstein: 11-11-10 3.80
Georgetown: 11-11-10 3.80
U.Florida:
U.Miami:
Wake Forest: 11-10-10 3.80
UB: 11-11-10 3.70
Stony Brook: 11-11-10 3.70
GWU: 10-10-10 3.70
Jefferson Medical: 11-11-10 3.70
Loyola U, Chicago:
Virginia Commonwealth: 11-11-10 3.70
SUNY Upstate: 11-10-10 3.70
Drexel: 11-11-10 3.70
Albany medical: 11-11-10 3.60