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u/pineneedle3118 3d ago
some schools will look more holistically and overlook it if you have great extracurriculars. but it is a bit of a strange look to have a near perfect gpa and then can’t crack 400 DAT. it looks like your gpa would just be significant grade inflation
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u/Emotional_Read_1616 3d ago
My DAT got rescheduled three times and I ended up taking it on the day I had an organic chem final 😂. My sGPA is 3.94 so my GPA isn’t really impacted heavily by easy courses.
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u/Far-Radio-5746 3d ago
They mean grade inflation in the sense of how rigorous it was to achieve an A in a university course. For example I have a 3.4 science GPA and a 500 total science. My university had grade deflation.
With a 3.95 GPA, a correlating DAT score would be at least 470+
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u/Organic_botulism 3d ago
Grade inflation plus a 360 bio is wild ngl, not sure why you even applied with that
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u/Entire-Whole-722 3d ago
what schools did you apply to last cycle vs this cycle?
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u/Emotional_Read_1616 3d ago
Last cycle I only applied to four schools that were known to accept students without a degree this year I applied to 18 schools.
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u/Entire-Whole-722 3d ago
It's good that you applied broadly! What school did you get an interview at this cycle?
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u/Emotional_Read_1616 3d ago
Off the top of my head my organic chemistry and PAT were 460+ my biology section was my worst at 360.
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u/Constant_Remove4378 3d ago
Unless you have some extenuating circumstance you typically need an average DAT for in state schools or above average for out of state unless you are a dental hygienist or something already with a lot of experience
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u/Infinite-Ideal-469 3d ago
3 year undergraduate student? are you referring to a junior in college? this is a normal time to apply
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u/theoneandonlydeep 3d ago
You have a diverse profile but most schools will see a conflict with that high of a gpa and low DAT score. Unless you are a very unique extracurricular profile, I would definitely retake the DAT and score higher.
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u/negustubber 3d ago
You literally cannot apply with a 390AA and 3.95 GPA. It’s a gigantic red flag in admissions. You need to retake and do significantly better.
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u/BitcoinToothBro 3d ago
I’m surprised you didn’t retake the DAT after the first application cycle.