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Old 06-15-2005, 09:54 PM
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Hi everyone,
I'm a nontrad pre-med student and am considering all med school options, including SGU.
I have a question as what is the current age range for med students there.
Thanks in advance for any info.
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follow this link and you can find the demographics of the student body

http://www.stgeorgesuniv.edu/website...mographics.htm
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I've seen anything from 20's to 62... But like the above link says, avg is 28, with a few outliers.
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Thank you both for replying and for the very informative link.
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hmm... are there many fresh out of undergrad? just curious...
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I hope so. Im one year out and heading down.

From what ive seen, most are younger to mid twenties. Correct if Im wrong.

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I've seen anything from 20's to 62... But like the above link says, avg is 28, with a few outliers.
really now...from the banter on these boards I figured it was nothing more than a bunch of 2 year olds.
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I hope so. Im one year out and heading down.

From what ive seen, most are younger to mid twenties. Correct if Im wrong.

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Yeah the distribution is skewed more to the fresh/a year or two out of college end, but there are still a number of "non-trad" students.

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really now...from the banter on these boards I figured it was nothing more than a bunch of 2 year olds.
Hey, were not the ones with 80 pages of childishness. :-) But keep it on-topic, otherwise you'll get slapped by "mom." :-)
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I'm fresd outta undergrad but I'm also 25 26 soon
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I hope so. Im one year out and heading down.

From what ive seen, most are younger to mid twenties. Correct if Im wrong.

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Yeah the distribution is skewed more to the fresh/a year or two out of college end, but there are still a number of "non-trad" students.
well, it's good to know there's a good mix of people down there... i'm just outta undergrad and a whopping 22.
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