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  1. Well I got an 1150 combined. I have really good recomendations from faculty members at RFUMS and at MSU but I had hoped that my GRE scores would be outstanding because my GPA was a 2.7. I guess I could always apply and if I dont get in this time keep volunteering at the hospital and take the GRE again. What course did you take for prep? I had thought about that but wasnt sure it was necessary.
  2. Okay so I had some questions that I was hoping actual graduates of this program could help me with in regards to admission, since the answers Im tending to get from representatives at the school could be more on the sunny side of the road. Anyways, I have a BS from MSU in Human Biology and have for the past 3 years working as a laboratory technician (research not clinical) for a local University. I recently took my GRE and obviously my cognitive writing skills have suffered since leaving school because, I got a 3.5 on the essay portion. The MENP site says that they want you to have a 4 and I was wondering if there are any real life examples on here of people gaining entry with a 3.5. I know DePaul can be more accepting of that other places and I was just wondering how true that actually is. I know they must have higher than normal application numbers given the economy... Still crossing my fingers though Thanks!

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