<p>Back up your words, VTLupe (including your erroneous “chance” of Royalman’s situation):</p>
<p>In no way do you have an “excellent” or even a “great” chance of getting accepted. You have a chance and you’re right there</p>
<p>It says what it says:
- You definitely do not have an excellent chance.
- Stepping down a notch, you don’t really have a “great” chance, either. Both of these are very misleading, I am just being blunt so that you know the truth.
- You simply have a chance and that chance is right there, right on the line.</p>
<p>Where in there am I “cutting off people.” <– And in saying this does not mean I would not cut people off. If it’s clear cut obvious someone has no chance, I’m not going to mislead him on like you guys would. Who do you think is realistically being more helpful and constructive - you the one providing FALSE hope (i.e. lies) or me who is cutting him off so he can move on and find an alternative quickly now rather than later?</p>
<p>And @Royalman, I look at GPA & SAT scores and nothing else because that is what VT does. Join me on the Pre-Med forums and it’s a total different story. Stats are only the FIRST step for medical schools. VT - they’re the ONLY step, essentially. Read my posts with the right mindset and you’ll notice they’re very constructive & informative.</p>
<p>@VTLupe, why did you skip over what I pointed out? You are obviously in no position to speak considering you yourself said that your 3.8 is not good YET you then jump at Royalman and say that his 3.75 is pretty good… ??? I don’t get that at all.</p>