Hi,
I just interviewed this morning in Miami and it went well. The only thing that scares me is that they calculated my gpa much lower than I anticipated. They put my science gpa at around a 2.5 and my cumulative at a 3.0. My MCAT is a 21 which they said was good....who knew. I have tons of volunteer hours, etc... My question is do you know people with these stats who have gotten accepted, MERP'ed, etc... Should I call the office every so often to check in on the status of my application? I have a feeling these next few weeks are going to be quite long! Thanks guys!

You chances are better than you think. They accept tons.

btw...I applied for the May semester if that makes a difference. Thanks for any feedback!

What are my chances?

I have a
2.8 S.Gpa
2.9 C.GPA
20 MCAT

I have been an ER RN for 3 years now
and also have alot of volunteer experience in the community clinic for the homeless, no research what are my chances?

I interviewed on jan 9 and they interviewer said ~2-4 weeks.

Does anyone know what is the acceptance rate after interview?
Are our chances better because we applied early?
I have a 2.9 and a 23M, the interviewer said he'd put in a good word for me but that he wasn't too sure. i have lots of volunteer, research, and recently co-authored an abstract. Anyone been in my shoes before? This wait is killing me.. Any advice?

I think I read somewhere on here that the acceptance rate was ~40%, but I'm not sure if that figure is pre or post interview. You might want to try a search.

Anyway, my husband had very similar stats. He had a 2.9 GPA, 3.1 Science GPA, and a 24MCAT score. He too had a lot of research experience and even co-published an entire journal article, not just the abstract...however, Ross was quick to tell him that his research accomplishments were of little consequence to his acceptance, because Ross is not a research institute. Still, I'm sure it counts for something. Anyway, needless to say he got in, so I'm confident you'll be accepted as well. Good Luck!!!

if the interviewer said he'd put in a good word thats usually a good sign.

good luck dont freak.

apply to other schools just in case

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Got into Ross yesterday, GPA 3.2 MCAT 20-O,
I know the MCAT is low, but I crushed the interview, lots of research and volunteer experience at major hospitals, ** in Biomedical Engineering at Case Western Reserve University, (BME is ranked 4 in the USA there)

2.91 overall GPA, 3.45 Science GPA, 22N MCAT. ** in Liberal Arts
10 years in the medical field as a X-ray tech, pharmacy tech, and hemodialysis tech.

Call, call, call.
The admissions commitee meets every Wednesday Ive been told. I called every Wednesday and otherwise wouldn't have known yet! I interview Dec 5th but apparently my acceptance letter got lost in the mail, still haven't recieved it. Thank god I called every week!!!