Does psychology professor who have bme degree count as science letter?
Hi guys,
So I'm currently working in a neuroscience lab in the psychology department and took Biospychology and Human Brain function with my PI. However, she's under the Integrative Neuroscience of Psychology Department and she also has a BME degree and PHD in psychology. Even though the classes are under the psychology department, they are really heavy in biology. Would she count as a science letter?
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Source: Student Doctor Network - August 7, 2016 Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: lovemedicine416 Source Type: forums
College as premed in engineering major
So I'm joining college this fall, at a mid-tier UC. I plan on being an engineering major (BME, but may change to ChemE or Materials Science) . I also plan on the premed track, although I am not entirely sure about med school just yet. Will most probably take a couple of years off after undergrad to work, then apply to med schools (if that is still my end goal) Am also playing around with the idea of a double major (prob in neurosci/cognitive sci areas). I also want to have a part-time job....
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Source: Student Doctor Network - July 19, 2016 Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: MindCastle15 Source Type: forums
~3.3cGPA, 32 MCAT
Undergrad: Emory University, Major: Neuroscience Behavior Biology, Minor: Economics - 3.0 GPA
Graduate: Masters in Medical Science, 3.2 GPA (40 hours of year 1 and 2 medical school courses)
Current Graduate Programs: MPH/MPH (Masters in Public Health/Masters in Public Service) - 3.6 GPA
Age: 27
Ethnicity: Indian
MCAT: 32
EC's:
Founder and organizer of a TEDx conference - 2000 volunteer hours
8 years of research/lab work...
~3.3cGPA, 32 MCAT (Source: Student Doctor Network)
Source: Student Doctor Network - July 19, 2016 Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: NFLBlitz2000 Source Type: forums
22 PAT 23 TS 23 AA another DAT BREAKDOWN! (7/11/16)
Let me tell you how much of a relief it is to finally get this thing over with! I was pretty nervous the day before the test, something I usually don't get nervous for. But I was excited for the day to finally come. Thats a good indication to know your truly ready. Heres a little bit of background info...I tutor organic chemistry, and I am a TA for Human anatomy and Neuroanatomy, with a 3.9 science Gpa. So before going into this I had some high expectations for the sciences. Math background...
22 PAT 23 TS 23 AA another DAT BREAKDOWN! (7/11/16) (Source: Student Doctor Network)
Source: Student Doctor Network - July 12, 2016 Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: JLV Source Type: forums
Pre Med in Community College
So I'm fairly new here so I am very sorry if a similar thread to this has already been made.
I'm about to start my freshman year of college. I decided to start in community college due to my financial situation and also my mental health. Community college is by far the best option for me at the time but I worry that it will put me in a disadvantage when I begin to apply to medical school. I am planning to get an Associates in science and I have already chosen my courses: Intro to Psych, pre...
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Source: Student Doctor Network - June 28, 2016 Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: neuromaria9 Source Type: forums
3.59 cGPA, 3.65 sGPA, 517 MCAT - school list
Thank you for taking the time to read this in advance! Need some serious guidance on my school list:
• Graduated May 2015 with a BS in Neuroscience from liberal arts college
• Country/state of residence: USA/Ohio
• Cumulative GPA: 3.59
• Science GPA: 3.65
• MCAT Score: 517 (130/126/130/131) – retake, 1st attempt on old MCAT: 27 (10/9/8)
• Research – 2-year independent research project within biology department on campus, no publications yet but poster presentation at a conference in...
3.59 cGPA, 3.65 sGPA, 517 MCAT - school list (Source: Student Doctor Network)
Source: Student Doctor Network - June 22, 2016 Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: CavsFan2016 Source Type: forums
3.64 cGPA 3.49 sGPA MCAT 1st: 503, 2nd: 501
Undergrad School: Private average midwest school, NON URM (Indian)
Country/state of residence- California
Cumulative GPA- 3.64
Science GPA–sGPA 3.49
UPWARD TREND 4.0 last two years
MCAT Scores- 1st MCAT 503 (127/123/126/127);
2nd MCAT: 501
Research–Neurosurgery at Stanford (200+ hours) - Published 2nd author.
Working on another publication and chapter summaries.
Volunteering (clinical)
- Lots of Clinical volunteering and patient contact.
-Over 1000...
3.64 cGPA 3.49 sGPA MCAT 1st: 503, 2nd: 501 (Source: Student Doctor Network)
Source: Student Doctor Network - June 21, 2016 Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: suhdude Source Type: forums
Should scientific research publications be listed separately?
I have 2 published papers on neuroepigenomic mechanisms of brain disorders, should these be listed individually in the activities/work section? I may have up to 3 or 4 more by the time I submit my application, but this would of course take up a tremendous amount of space that I could use for other activities that may arguably be as useful if not more important than some of the papers. Any advice on how to best approach this? Thanks! (Source: Student Doctor Network)
Source: Student Doctor Network - June 12, 2016 Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: LIC2015 Source Type: forums
URM 3.65/3.5 GPA, 502 MCAT, CA Help please??? School List
Graduated 2015(Top 25 school)
Country/state of residence- California
Cumulative GPA- 3.65
Science GPA–M.D sGPA 3.5 (D.O sGPA 3.45)
MCAT Scores- 502 (124/122/129/127)
Research–Neuro-Oncology research (300+ hours)
Volunteering (clinical)–
Cancer Organization(primarily Spanish-speaking patients)(4-5 years) 450+ hours
Physician shadowing–
Shadowed Hematologist/Oncologist—200 hrs
Shadowed P.A--60 hrs
Non-clinical volunteering-
270+...
URM 3.65/3.5 GPA, 502 MCAT, CA Help please??? School List (Source: Student Doctor Network)
Source: Student Doctor Network - June 3, 2016 Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: LutGholein Source Type: forums
Minimum GRE score, but awesome everything else
GRE: V=151, Q=152, W=4.5
GPA: 3.91, Major: Health Science/Minor: Chemistry
Hours in PT experience: 150+
Worked as an assistant for 1 year with medical school professor who teaches rheumatology.
Gone on 2 medical mission trips to Nicaragua and Dominican Republic.
Volunteer experiences, Global Medical Training Co-president, Habitat for Humanity volunteer trip, neuroscience research experience, the whole 9 yards...
Fluent in 2 languages other than English.
But, will my low GRE score hinder my...
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Source: Student Doctor Network - May 15, 2016 Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: PalakElizMar Source Type: forums
BSc Psychology, MSc Cognitive Neuroscience. PgCert in Biomedical Science?
Forum: Advice on everyday issues
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Post Time: 02-05-2016 at 01:06 (Source: The Student Room)
Source: The Student Room - May 2, 2016 Category: Universities & Medical Training Source Type: forums
I have to graduate early and I can't finish my premed courses in undergrad!HELP
I have weird circumstances. I am running out of undergraduate money. I had to switch up my major just to graduate in time. I choose a non science field (had to pick something I was interested in) so I am a sociology major minor in urban education (may have to drop due to me having to graduate so early. Since I am running out of money I can't finish my pre med course (I have done physics 1 and 2, Chem 1 and 2 and biology) I may be able to fit my calculus in to finish my math but I don't have...
I have to graduate early and I can't finish my premed courses in undergrad!HELP (Source: Student Doctor Network)
Source: Student Doctor Network - April 25, 2016 Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: Neurohead Source Type: forums
URM, 3.8 cGPA, 3.7 sGPA, 42 MCAT, W on transcript
I posted a thread a little bit ago. But I forgot to include one piece of info. I have one W on my transcript. Will that affect my chances at the top schools?
Here's the old post info...
I will be applying this summer, and I was wondering what my chances at top schools (Harvard, Hopkins, Stanford, etc.) are.
School: HYP
Major: Biology, political science (double major)
URM: African American male
Here are my stats...
cGPA: 3.82 (upward trend)
sGPA: 3.73 (upward trend)
MCAT: 42
Pre med...
URM, 3.8 cGPA, 3.7 sGPA, 42 MCAT, W on transcript (Source: Student Doctor Network)
Source: Student Doctor Network - April 21, 2016 Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: neuros93 Source Type: forums
Could someone recommend psychotherapy books
Looking for a good and informative book on the science behind psychotherapy for a neuro maj/psych minor.
I have looked into the The Talking Cure by Susan Vaughn but this is not available on kindle because it was published in 1998. Looking for an up to date book please.
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Source: Student Doctor Network - April 12, 2016 Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: Symmetry11 Source Type: forums
In neurology residency do you learn more basic neuroscience, or just how to manage neuro disease?
This might seem like a strange question, but I got into science and medicine specifically because I love learning about the brain and how it works (especially the neuropsychological and consciousness aspects). I'm pretty sure I want to go into neurology at this point (I'm finishing up MS2) mostly because it is the field I find most intellectually stimulating, but I also find many of the diseases interesting and like the practice options. However, I'm wondering if a career in neurology will...
In neurology residency do you learn more basic neuroscience, or just how to manage neuro disease? (Source: Student Doctor Network)
Source: Student Doctor Network - April 12, 2016 Category: Universities & Medical Training Authors: chajjohnson Source Type: forums
