Rough composite score idea

[MDtrying]

I had an idea of how we can get a sense of where we are in the tiers using the quintiles we recently were emailed - Also for those who didn't get a waitlist offer to have an idea of how close they might be. 

If you multiple your quartile score by its respective composite score weight (eg. AGPA = 0.15 ( ___ quartile) and add all of the categories up, we should be able to get a rough idea of our composite scores. 

Heres the full formula: Composite score = ( 0.15 ( __ AGPA quartile)) + (0.4 ( __ MCAT quartile)) + (0.35 ( __ MMI quartile)) + (0.10 ( __ Casper quartile)) 

Bear in mind, that a lower score is better and that coefficients are not considered so add if you have any. This is a very rough tool so don't take it as certainty.

 

Reply with, 

Result (Waitlist Tier or rejection) = 

Rough Composite score = 

Coefficients (Full/Some/None) 

Rural = 

SES = 

Academic = 

 

 

 

[MDtrying]

Result (Waitlist Tier or rejection) = Waitlist T2

Rough Composite score = 2.7

Coefficients (Full/Some/None) 

Rural = some

SES = none

Academic = none

[snorlax88]

 

Result (Waitlist Tier or rejection) = 2T

Rough Composite score = 2.8

Coefficients (Full/Some/None) 

Rural = Full 

SES = I think full - had multiple 

Academic = none 

[ICastFireball]

Result (Waitlist Tier or rejection) = T2

Rough Composite score = 2.8

Coefficients (Full/Some/None) 

Rural = none

SES = Several

Academic = none