Admissions and Performance Differences Between Students Admitted to Medical School After Three and Four Years of College.

Givner, Nathaniel; Klintberg, Irene

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Publication Date: 1978

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Admissions and Performance Differences Between Students Admitted to Medical School After Three and Four Years of College

Givner, Nathaniel; Klintberg, Irene

College and University, 53, 3, 297-300, Spr 78

Students admitted to medical school after three and four years of college were compared on seven admission variables and three measures of medical school performance. The two groups differed significantly on three admission variables but could not be distinguished on the basis of measures of medical school performance. (SW)

Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Admission Criteria, Early Admission, Higher Education, Medical Schools, Medical Students, Predictor Variables, Student Evaluation

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