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I've heard that med schools are looking more for well-rounded people in terms of education now, so majoring in liberal arts could actually give you an edge in admissions the only thing is you won't be as prepared for the MCAT as bio or chem majors so you'll need more outside studying for it...

yeah the main things you gotta focus on for med school is at least a 3.6 GPA and a high MCAT score. Research experience and extracurriculars come after

I'm thinking of doing the same thing except for army instead (taking an HPSP scholarship for med school over an ROTC scholarship for undergrad) if your ultimate goal is to become a doctor, then go the HPSP route, but if becoming a Navy officer is a higher priority then take the NROTC...

It might be different for each brigade, but the scholarship manager I emailed replied confirming the transfer request within 24 hours, though the ROO at my 1st choice school hasn't replied yet (my transfer request is also for a 3yr AD scholarship)

a little more than 2 years if you're testing every month

ah ok thanks I can't seem to find those threads though

Is there a way to extend the deadline for accepting a scholarship offer? My current deadline is March 17th, but one of the schools I was offered a scholarship at releases its decisions on April 1st.

I just a scholarship letter dated Feb. 16, and my deadline is March 17, so I guess they extended it for the few later offers

I checked my ROTC scholarship status a few days ago and found that I've been offered a scholarship. I haven't checked my status since the end of January, so it could have changed anytime from Feb. 1-Feb. 17, however I haven't received a letter yet. Would my deadline for accepting the offer still...

AROTC scholarship to UMD college park (in-state public) GPA: 3.5/4 Class rank: top 10% SAT: 740R, 700M, 640W SAT II: World history 650 US History 730 APs: AP language - 5, AP world history - 5, AP US history - 5 Sr. classes: AP bio, AP statistics, AP english literature, AP psychology...

ask the PMS, he seems pretty chill

Will they still send a letter if you've been passed over for March?

CONGRATS!! no change for me :(

Oooh ok haha just looking to clarify

I jut got a Dodmerb packet today, and it says I should contact my doctor within 5 days of receiving that packet? I'm guessing I should wait until I hear back from CC until I start thinking about Dodmerb exams?