CHANCE ME PLSSSSS :/

[Bigredcat 0]

Does a UAA of 86 and an MCAT of 506 give me a strong chance for admission? Would I have to do amazing on the interview to get in? It seem like with the stats increasing every year,  I may not be as competitive. Thanks for your help!

[wannabdoctor 10]

I think you should get by with a decent interview! Do remember that this year, we had significantly fewer stations so the MMI didn't serve as much of a differentiating factor (leading to a very high admissions average and MCAT). Try your best at the interview and you'll do well

[caffeinatedpessimism 2]

On 10/5/2020 at 12:51 PM, wannabdoctor said:

I think you should get by with a decent interview! Do remember that this year, we had significantly fewer stations so the MMI didn't serve as much of a differentiating factor (leading to a very high admissions average and MCAT). Try your best at the interview and you'll do well

Do you think that it would be similar this year, seeing as the MMI will be online this year as well? 

[CoffeeandMedicine 14]

I think that this year, because they know in advance that it's online, you guys will have a more structured MMI and possibly more stations. Obviously just my personal opinion! But there was such little notice for everything going online last year I'm sure it was a bit of a scramble for them to set it up, and they won't have that problem this year.

[CoffeeandMedicine 14]

On 10/5/2020 at 11:36 AM, Bigredcat said:

Does a UAA of 86 and an MCAT of 506 give me a strong chance for admission? Would I have to do amazing on the interview to get in? It seem like with the stats increasing every year,  I may not be as competitive. Thanks for your help!

I got accepted this year with a lower MCAT and similar/maybe a bit higher GPA btw 

[Kate spade 3]

Lots of people got accepted and rejected with those stats this year. The interview is really important

[AverageJoe1 0]

FWIW I also got accepted with a slightly worse MCAT and a slightly better GPA. Good luck!