Medical school admissions have always been competitive. But this cycle, with a nearly 20% increase in applications, adcoms will be looking even more closely at what differentiates one applicant from another.
If your stats aren’t the best, you could easily be overlooked completely. What can you do to ensure that the adcom gives your application a fair shake?
On Wednesday, June 16th at 4pm PT/7pm ET, Accepted med school expert Alicia McNease Nimonkar will provide some answers when she hosts a live masterclass, Get Accepted to Medical School with Low Stats.
If your MCAT or GPA leave something to be desired, this is one masterclass you cannot afford to miss!
Alicia will provide you with actionable guidance on how to design your application strategy to maximize your chances of being accepted.
This session is free to attend, but you must register to save your spot. Sign up today!
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