Ross requires an MCAT score. If you take the MCATs I say you have a very good chance with your GPA and volunteer. If you don't want to take the MCATs you can call up Ross and see if they would give you an exception (not sure if they actually would though but because of your age they might) or look at another school where the MCAT isn't required.

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Thanks Idrift!

How old? I am old too!

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For the love of all that is good and holy, do not take everything I say seriously!
I am not a full-fledged medical student yet, take my advice with a bucket of salt.

Quick Question...

I'll finish my last premed courses in August of 08
and hopefully I will have my mcat scores back by then.
What do you think will be the earliest semester I would be
able to start at ross, if I'm accepted of course...?

You should apply for the Jan '09 class. If you do Sept '08 you may burn out too quickly.

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After August 6th of '08' I will have finished all my premed courses except Physics 2. I'm planning on taking my mcat around june or july of 08 but I'm not sure how long it takes to get the score back. When is a good time for me to send in my application?

Would it be a good idea to send in the application before i get my mcat scores back?

Will they accept me into the school without physics 2 completed?

I need advice on the entire application and mcat process...

thanx...
Chicagostyle

As long as you plan to have Physics 2 completed before you begin Ross they will take that into consideration. As for the MCAT, unless things have changed (and if they have please feel free to correct me) they are given only 3 times a year so you would have to take it in August.

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You can now take the MCAT on-line in a testing center offered multiple times a month at designated locations all around the country.