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Please at least read my reply. I've already answered all your questions and in a posting with your quote at that.
Replies got posted while I was posting.
None. Experience from being at a large relatively highly ranked (one of the University of California campuses) where a very large percent of the school was biology majors. It wasn't uncommon (almost expected) to find things like reserve books missing key pages. Not everyone will stoop low, but plenty will, and most won't get caught.What AAMC statistic are you citing regarding academic sabotage and dishonesty?
The statistics that 40k+ applicants submitted over 600k applications and only 41% of those got spots are straight from those links.I understand the competitive nature of going to med school, but I highly doubt I need to worry about sabotage from other students in an online program. I can't even start to imagine the scenarios your proposing or supposedly citing from AAMC statistics. Trust me that I would love a link to this information or reference, however. Even an article.
In an online program? No... you're biggest concern is that the school cares about the grade. However, when you're on a campus with hundreds of other premeds (381 applicants from my undergrad in 2012), there are plenty of bad apples in that bunch.
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