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MSU BS/DO stopped?

i was planning to apply for MSU's bs/do program, as I thought it was for high schoolers. But on their page, it now seems that it's only for undergraduate students? did the program get canceled for high schoolers?

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 10 days ago
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where to find good english practice

senior here studying for Sept ACT...just tell me im a chud! anyways, i've been practicing with practice test and going over my ans, but i feel like I'm not improving that much. i'm trying to find a source that carries questions so I can work on a specific subject like commas. Does anyone know a good website for this?

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 1 month ago
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LECOM EAP acceptance: when is too late?

hey everyone! so i basically have submitted everything and did my interview the first week of august. however my silly school doesn't give the official transcript until October. Are there still seats in october?

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 2 months ago
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Sophe davis bs/md, how do you apply?

hey guys! so as common app opened, ive been adding my colleges but i cant seem to find the cty college of New York? like how do i apply to this program they dont share a lot of info on the website. thanks!

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 2 months ago
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LECOM EAP essay

This is crazy that it only has a 400-word limit! I feel like other bs/do/mds have a much larger word count. In your essays, do you talk about all three? Like volunteering, shadowing, and research? I'm finding it hard to fit all of that into such a small word count. What have past students written in their essays?

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 3 months ago
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LECOM EAP matriculation

Hey guys, so i'm planning to do the 4+4 EAP program, however from my AP and DE redits I would have around 51, which is equal to one year. It's asking for my expected year I would go to LECOM, which would be 2031, however if I could graduate a year early, that would be even better. Do I put 2030 or 2031 as my expected year to go to LECOM?

u/GuideCapital9851 — 3 months ago
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LECOM EAP sat or act

so i didnt realize that lecom takes like all of your scores, and i got a 27 on the science section..but 31 composite. on the sat i got a 1400, 740 math and 660 english, which one do i submit? i was planning to submit the act, but will the science section ruin my chances?

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 3 months ago
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LECOM EAP processes

Hey guys, so I'm seeing people like already getting interview for EAP, and so i'm just kind of confused on how the process works. Is submitting the application earlier better? please help! incoming senior

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 3 months ago
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what were your stats for LECOM EAP?

Hey everyone! i'm a rising senior really interested in LECOMS EAP. for now these are the DO schools im applying for: what were your stats for these schools? for reference i have a 3.93 and 31 act, hopefully will do better during september act

USF bs/do
MSU BS/DO
Seton Hill bs/do?? maybe
Mount St. Mary University in Maryland bs/do
Elmeia bs/do
MKEAP ba/do
SBU bs/do
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u/GuideCapital9851 — 3 months ago
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what were your stats for LECOM EAP?

Hey everyone! i'm a rising senior really interested in LECOMS EAP. for now these are the DO schools im applying for: what were your stats for these schools? for reference i have a 3.93 and 31 act, hopefully will do better during september act

USF bs/do
MSU BS/DO
Seton Hill bs/do?? maybe
Mount St. Mary University in Maryland bs/do
Elmeia bs/do
MKEAP ba/do
SBU bs/do
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u/GuideCapital9851 — 3 months ago
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how to improve on act science section??

i took june act and got a 27 on science...i'm retaking in sept. and im a rising senior so PLS like any tips/books that you think were helpful for science section lmk. i did liek practice test for a week on science, and was doing good on them and then june lowky crushed me.

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 3 months ago
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act prepros math book helpful?

hey everyone, so i took june act and got a 32, and was wondering if act preppros book was helpful? i really want to get to a 35-36 for September, and was considering buying it.

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 3 months ago
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How to order activities on common app

hey everyone! so i'm applying as a public health major, and i'm trying to figure out how i should order my ecs.

- my first one will definently be the nonprofit i work with, bc that's my longest one and has the most profound impact.

the rest:

- internship at a university for 2 months w/ nanotechnology but has clinical application

- internship at a diff university in the radiology department, will start in august and follow into the school year

- maybe a public health internship?? not sure yet i didn't get confirmation yet will also start during the school year

- voluteering at hospital for 2 years and still am

- shadowing doctor for about a year

- student member on state board for 11 and 12th grade

- student member for enviornmental affairs also 11 and 12

- american cancer society preisdent (12) event coordinator (10 & 11) chapter at school- has some impact

- volunteering with special need students (9 & 10) during the summer, aided them and created lesson plans

henna artists since freshman year (wanted this one on there bc i feel like shows a creative side of me that's not just academic)

applying for bio majors for most bs/mds

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 3 months ago
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what do i do now, act or sat?

so, well, this is a little embarrassing: i switched from sat to act and basically got the SAME score. 31 for act, 1400 for sat. 32 math, 30 english, 31 reading. and 660 for English & reading, 740 for math.

HELP WHAT DO I DO. do i just take august sat and september act??

I honestly like the reading section on the act alot more than the sat. i'm a little concerned though that bc the ACT is during the start of school, i might not have as much time to practice, compared to SAT which is right before my school starts, giving me all the time to practice.

please help!! i js needed a 1450+ or even a 32+

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 4 months ago
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what do i do now, act or sat?

so well this is a little embarassing so i switched from sat to act, and basically got the SAME score. 31 for act, 1400 for sat. 32 math, 30 english, 31 reading. and 660 for English & reading, 740 for math.

HELP WHAT DO I DO. do i just take august sat and september act??

I honestly like the reading section on the act alot more than the sat. i'm a little concerned though that bc the ACT is during the start of school, i might not have as much time to practice, compared to SAT which is right before my school starts, giving me all the time to practice.

please help!! i js needed a 1450+ or even a 32+

edit: i'm a rising senior, took the sat twice, and the just took the recent act

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 4 months ago

What do i do about my scores

so well this is a little embarassing so i switched from satt to act, and basically got the SAME score. 31 for act, 1400 for sat. 32 math, 30 english, 31 reading. and 660 for English & reading, 740 for math.

HELP WHAT DO I DO. do i just take august sat and september act??

oh and also main reason i switched was bc reading on sat was really hard for me, i thought act was alot easier?? but clearly not

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 4 months ago
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least competitve bs/dos?

Hey everyone, I'm a rising senior looking into BS/DO programs and trying to find the least competitive ones to maximize my chances of acceptance.

Stats:

  • UW GPA: 3.93
  • W GPA: 4.8
  • SAT: 1400- ACT is still pending

I have solid ecs with hospital volunteering (200 hrs) shadowing, (65 hrs), and research, but nothing published, and more.

I'm just very scared that my SAT score is going to ruin my application. I know I can take it again, but English is genuinely so hard for me. I’d appreciate any recommendations on BS/DO programs that have relatively lower competition, but are still good DO schools.

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 4 months ago

getting associates degree as premed in high school?

hey guys! so i'm currently a rising senior with about 30 credits in DE. combined with my ap class credits, i think i have around 48. My question is: should i finish my aa degree? i'm planning to major in public health, but that means I would have to finish my pre reqs like orgo and biochem in college with 2 years left. i'm scared that if i dont do good in those classes, my gpa could drop, which i def don't want to happen bc ik gpa is really important for med school.

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 4 months ago
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act math practice mistakes

guys this is going to sound so dumb but when i take practice test for English deadass my only mistakes happen because i dont read them fully/ i don't comprehend what they're actually asking. if anyone has been in this sort of issue, PLEASE tell me what has helped. idk why my brain just reads thru them, but just doesn't click.

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 4 months ago
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what to expect on testing day?

hey guys! so june will be my first act after transtioning from sat, and was wondering how is it going to be like? i'm asking so i don't get like suprised or get any like test day jitters ( whatever you wanna call them). what happens once you get into the building? also i'm taking paper. how do we switch between each section, and are their any breaks? thanks!

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u/GuideCapital9851 — 4 months ago