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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I wouldn't worry about grade inflation/deflation for med school applications. I talked to someone that used to be on admissions committee for a top med school and he said they are how the various schools grade, and they take that into consideration. The trimester system for premed is really challenging, I will say that. Do the premeds have more fun at Brown? Or UMd? Or ASU? I don't know.[/quote] I spoke with someone at a top med school admissions committee and I asked if RPI (infamous for extreme grade deflation) got a boost and if Brown got a boost. They said Brown gets a boost in their system while RPI does not. So to me it seems to be more about the prestige in the eyes of the admissions committee than the grading practices.[/quote] Yeah? School name and who told you this? Bc it is all made up[/quote] I have also read this in a few places, that there are tiers and the top one gets a slight bump. I don't recall the cut-off but basically Ivies/Ivy+. It was different sources, but I can't claim to know for sure. My kid's premed advising also says its true.[/quote] This goes against what Ryan Gray has advised: https://mappd.com/about - wrote I think the only or main book on the process - is the best known advisor on the process [/quote]
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