For more information on Medical Schools in California be sure to read our article : mededits.com/medical-school-admissions/schools-by-state/california/
Such useful information! Definitely nice to see up-to-date data on the growing and changing scene of medical education in California. It may also be worth trying to reassess the use of the term 'allopathic' when referring to MD-granting medical schools. The etymology of the word inaccurately describes the practice of medicine and was designed to derogatorily describe the work done by physicians.
For more information on Medical Schools in California be sure to read our article : mededits.com/medical-school-admissions/schools-by-state/california/
Such useful information! Definitely nice to see up-to-date data on the growing and changing scene of medical education in California. It may also be worth trying to reassess the use of the term 'allopathic' when referring to MD-granting medical schools. The etymology of the word inaccurately describes the practice of medicine and was designed to derogatorily describe the work done by physicians.
I am indian and I want to study MBBS in CALIFORNIA . I had doubts how to join there? And where was the less fee structure university?
Which one would I go to if i'm interested in Internal Medicine?
With a 3.3 gpa it seems like there's no way to get in a california medical school
Very useful video - thank you!
Is the GPA average cumulative or science gpa?
Hi Victoria, Great question. This GPA average refers your cumulative GPA, not your science/BCPM.
NO MCAT FOR UCSF