Yale University School Of Medicine Physician Assistant Mock Interview

Question 31 of 40 for our Yale University School Of Medicine Physician Assistant Mock Interview

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Question 31 of 40

What can you tell us about your current GPA?

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Visit the school's admissions FAQ webpage to familiarize yourself with what they look at for GPAs. Depending on the coursework and studies, they calculate some using grades from the undergraduate and post-graduate periods. Once you have a clearer understanding of how to meet their expectations, you can discuss whether you're satisfied with your current GPA, how closely it meets your standard of success, what contributors affected your score, and what you would change if you could.

"I graduated at the top of my class and am very proud of my accomplishments during my undergraduate studies. The experience taught me to study hard and set attainable goals for myself."

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"I graduated at the top of my class in my undergraduate studies and I am very proud of my accomplishments during my journey. Being a non-traditional student, made me question my ability to obtain high marks during my undergraduate studies but I was able to rise to the challenge and come out on top and I will continue to do so as a student enrolled in the Yale School of Medicine."

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This is a well-rounded response that highlights your determination and commitment to the field of medicine! I do suggest quantifying the reflection about your GPA (example: I graduated at the top of my class with a 3.9 GPA.)

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31. What can you tell us about your current GPA?

What You Need to Know

Visit the school's admissions FAQ webpage to familiarize yourself with what they look at for GPAs. Depending on the coursework and studies, they calculate some using grades from the undergraduate and post-graduate periods. Once you have a clearer understanding of how to meet their expectations, you can discuss whether you're satisfied with your current GPA, how closely it meets your standard of success, what contributors affected your score, and what you would change if you could.

Written by Kevin Downey on August 22nd, 2022

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