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Originally Posted by argazul
Your application is very good. Your MPH gpa of 3.4 really helps balance your undersgrad GPA. You stand out in your clinical experiences and publications. As for the MCAT, always aim high it doesn't hurt to have a higher than average score.
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Thanks for the advice...in addition if you break out my PA program grades from University of Washington SOM I had 7 quarters of Dean's List work with a cum gpa of 3.53...this I can explain in the personal statement and interviews, no?
BTW anyone know of SGU waiving the MCAT? If so what were the circumstances....