<p>It is unfair and the numbers don’t lie if you look at the average scores for medical schools and the average scores of URM who get in. I mean i understand why the laws were in place but it does not change the fact that it is still unfair. For example I applied to A Medical school that a URM friend of mine applied to. I had the same GPA of 3.8 but i had a 34 MCAT and he had a 28 MCAT we were both out of state. I had way more clinical experience and things such as the peace corp on my application. He not only got an interview and excepted but told me straight up that his interviewer said that they normally don’t take MCATS that low but they need to fill minority quota. I on the other hand did not even get an interview. Take what you want from this but these are the facts. Now granted it is hard to get into this medschool if you are out of state.</p>