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I felt the same. Some stations I feel like I nailed but others felt really loaded so I didn't feel like I did great on those

How did everyone feel about the MMI this year?

Hey guys, Last year I was in a MMI practice group where we practiced MMI questions and it worked out really well. Some of the people got accepted last cycle so I'm find more people who would be interested making a group for this year as well. We could also try to practice for CASPer as well if possible. We communicated via WhatsApp so I can make a group chat and you can just PM me on here if you're interested in joining. The more people we have the better so people can set up their own meeting times with other members

You still have a good chance. Remember that they drop a certain amount of your worst grades (30 credit hours if you do 120 credit hours) so one bad year won't throw away your chances. Your focus now should be one doing as well as possible in your last two years and don't be distraught if you receive a bad grade or two, many people have gotten in with <4.0 GPAs. Study your ass off for the MCAT and get a good score because it's worth the most in your application

According to what I've read, the proposed change was that selection for interview will be: 20% AGPA, 50% MCAT, 30% CASPer. For selection of interviewed applicants it will be: 15% AGPA, 40% MCAT, 35% MMI, 15% CASPer https://docs.google.com/document/d/1M38rYNWiSbtFISsDVn25ybd8OJonz2dWRA9Srw7cW_U/edit This is according to the senate report from U of M's Science Student's Association

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