I am planning on applying in february/march to nyu's 15 month accelerated program and am wondering about my chances of getting in.
Right now (fall 2016) I am taking chemistry and statistics at Wellesley and will likely receive a B- in stats and a B in chemistry.
Then I will be taking online lifespan psych and nutrition courses in january and plan to be finished with them by the time I send in my application.
In the summer I will be taking A&P 1, 2, and microbiology at a local community college.
If I can aim to have a B- or higher in my prerequisites and I have a 3.5 gpa, majoring in Computer Science and Art at Wellesley, how do my chances of acceptance look?
I do not have much volunteer/clinical experience, but I do have experience doing 1-1.5 years of research at a lab at MIT.
Do you have any tips/advice on how to make my application stronger?
Thank you!
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Hi everyone,
I am planning on applying in february/march to nyu's 15 month accelerated program and am wondering about my chances of getting in.
Right now (fall 2016) I am taking chemistry and statistics at Wellesley and will likely receive a B- in stats and a B in chemistry.
Then I will be taking online lifespan psych and nutrition courses in january and plan to be finished with them by the time I send in my application.
In the summer I will be taking A&P 1, 2, and microbiology at a local community college.
If I can aim to have a B- or higher in my prerequisites and I have a 3.5 gpa, majoring in Computer Science and Art at Wellesley, how do my chances of acceptance look?
I do not have much volunteer/clinical experience, but I do have experience doing 1-1.5 years of research at a lab at MIT.
Do you have any tips/advice on how to make my application stronger?
Thank you!