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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DD just got accepted by MIT but we're neither qualified for any merits nor financial aid. The cost will be 73K+/yr and it is a lot of money. DD will likely get full-ride from state schools. DD is debating whether to invest 300K and attend state school for pre-med. Thoughts?[/quote] If considering pre-med and money is an issue, I would say state school. Med school admission requires high GPA which may be difficult at MIT. This is what I have heard fro my DS who is at MIT, but if maintaining high GPA is not a concern, no place like MIT![/quote] Agreed, MIT alumni again. I had many friends go on to be successful doctors, BUT they struggled a lot in the admissions process. You don't get bonus points for being in a rigorous undergrad program that sinks your grades. I do have a few friends that ended up on very extended paths to become a doctor because of their grades. We had a joke among me and my friends - we all posted our Harvard grad school rejection letters above the toilet. I will say that people were pretty disillusioned over the whole grad school process. It felt like we were just a number like everyone else.[/quote]
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