Leo Said:

Doctors, Psychologists, Med-Grads, Pre-med undergrads, Advice? This is my transcript so far..what do you think?

We Answered:

I'm not sure what failures you're talking about. I see no Fs on what you've listed, and a B isn't a failure, and shouldn't be thought of as one. Not having an absolutely perfect, all As transcript isn't going to kill your chances anywhere.

Yeshiva has a history of offering very good financial aid. They also have a rep for doing a very good job re: their med school applicants. If you like the place, you should apply there.

Cornell's aid is based entirely on financial need, not merit. But if you have financial need, they go out of their way to help you be able to attend.

BU doesn't always offer fabulous financial aid.

Doesn't Florida have a program where, if you get above a certain score on the SAT or something, you get free tuition at any Florida college? You need to check into that, because if finances are an issue, you would therefore want to have some Florida colleges on your list.

Earl Said:

Any there any clubs/organizations that a pre-med student can join?

We Answered:

I don't know about them clubs you mentioned, but best thing for you to do is get friend with doctors specially in hospitals and try to go with them into the OR that way you have better understanding when you start anatomy, embryology etc, that's what I did, and I have a lot of knowledge in general surgery, I haven't finished med school yet, need another year but that helps a lot, good luck doctor..?

Colleen Said:

What are some scholarships for Pre-Med/Transfer students?

We Answered:

You can check this website to learn 7 ways to get scholarship.

Informations are great and simple.

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Betty Said:

What is the best way to find and apply for pre med scholarships?

We Answered:

You can get free scholarship info here:
http://www.thebigwww.com/scholarship.htm…
Don't forget to enter the $10,000 scholarship contest.

Edna Said:

Harvard College Offering Scholarships To High School Pre-Med Students?

We Answered:

Harvard gives NO scholarships of any kind. They do give generous need based aid. If you are low income you can get enough aid to go if accepted.