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premed and engineering
when applying for pre med medical school and you majored in engineering and as a consequence your gpa isn't as high as say a psychology major.
in a typical hypothetical case suppose that two people apply to med school where one majored in psychology at the undergraduate level and the other as an engineering major. the psych majored pulled off a 4.0 where the engineering major only got a 3.0.
why is it that the psychology major will get accepted into med school whereas the engineering student will not?
i mean, are the admissions officers at medical schools these gpa-obsessed mindless rigid automatons that cannot comprehend the fact that some majors are harder than others?
in a typical hypothetical case suppose that two people apply to med school where one majored in psychology at the undergraduate level and the other as an engineering major. the psych majored pulled off a 4.0 where the engineering major only got a 3.0.
why is it that the psychology major will get accepted into med school whereas the engineering student will not?
i mean, are the admissions officers at medical schools these gpa-obsessed mindless rigid automatons that cannot comprehend the fact that some majors are harder than others?
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just meet what they want and you will go in...( why you want to go med in the first place, when you are set for engineering )
1 more think, grades only make up 40 to 50% of their admission decision