Thread: Chances of getting in AUC, ROSS, SABA, SGU

Hi guys,
I am currently a graduate from Arizona State University. I was concerned about my chances of getting into these four schools i mentioned in the title with my current stats from school. I graduated from ASU with a 3.0 majoring in chemistry. I have a low 2.7 GPA from community college which i didn't take much classes there. I am planning to take the MCAT by the end of august and I was wondering what my chances of getting accepted into any of these four schools be?
Thanks

For AUC, your GPA is right below their average (3.2 I think). What is your science GPA? I think you have a good chance but you will want to get a good score on your
MCAT to make up for your low GPA.

need a 24 probably for chance at Saba or AUC - maybe a bit higher for SGU or Ross, but you never know. I had 3.0 GPA and 30 on MCAT - got into all 4 Caribs.

Hey JCB33,

I'm in the same boat as you with regards to the gpa and mcat score. Congrats on getting accepted at all 4 schools (makes me feel a bit more optimistic). I was just wondering, how were your extra-curriculars and LORs? (mine aren't all that exceptional, so I want to know whether that gave you a competitive advantage). Thanks!

Originally Posted by JCB33

need a 24 probably for chance at Saba or AUC - maybe a bit higher for SGU or Ross, but you never know. I had 3.0 GPA and 30 on MCAT - got into all 4 Caribs.

Hey JCB33,

I'm in the same boat as you with regards to the gpa and mcat score. Congrats on getting accepted at all 4 schools (makes me feel a bit more optimistic). I was just wondering, how were your extra-curriculars and LORs? (mine aren't all that exceptional, so I want to know whether that gave you a competitive advantage). Thanks!

I'm in the same boat as you with regards to the gpa and mcat score.

Originally Posted by matorabi

what my chances of getting accepted into any of these four schools be?
Thanks

SGU arguably has the highest # of applicants per seat, thus they have the highest average stats. Aim for at least 30 on the mcat if your gpa is below 3.0