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Simran had a strong GPA, excellent SAT score, and multiple AP courses to showcase her academic excellence. However, she lacked the breadth and depth of STEM-related activities that BS/MD programs expect from top applicants due to her relocating due to her parents’ frequent job changes.
Simran was accepted to 18 out of the 20 programs to which she applied, and ultimately decided to attend Brown’s PLME program.
Mark had a strong GPA, SAT score, and clear passion for medicine. Even though Mark’s father was a practicing physician who wanted to guide his son, the path to medicine had changed so drastically since he applied 25 years ago that he was worried his advice wouldn’t benefit Mark as much as he hoped, especially with how competitive BS/MD admissions can be.
Mark was accepted to multiple BS/MD and standard undergraduate programs. He ultimately chose Case Western Reserve University's Pre-Professional Scholars Program.
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