In a jetboat, the waterjet draws water from beneath the hull, where it passes through a series of impellers and stators-known as stages-which increase the velocity of the waterflow. Most modern jets are single-stage, while older waterjets may have as many as three stages.
Medical school admissions are competitive, so you need to have a strong GPA. A GPA above 3.5 is preferrable. A GPA below 3.5 can somtimes raise a flag, especially if you attended a school famous for grade-inflation, like Harvard. While things might have changed a little at Harvard, there is still the impression that everyone gets a minimum 3.3, so the GPA cutoff might be more strictly enforced.
Direct admission to the Immunology and Medical Microbiology major is based on cumulative high school GPA and ACT or SAT scores. Students must have the following: 3.75 high school GPA. 26 ACT Math or 600 pre-March 2016 SAT Math or 620 post-March 2016 SAT or placement into CHEM 115.