Someone might be below 3.0 GPA and honestly wondering if the dream is feasible while some other dingus might have a 3.7 and think that's not good enough to get into the only medical school they've ever heard of (Harvard/Johns Hopkins etc.) Getting into medical school with low MCAT and GPA is often a matter of persistence and determination to beat the odds, and if truth be told that odds are not stacked against you. You know that for medical school, G.P.A. Considering I get an A in those 24 credits and the retake of the respective F’s and D’s, my AMCAS overall gpa would be above 3.7 but my science gpa would only be a … I have sat with members of admission committees from very competitive schools (I've been fortunate to work hard to become friendly with them - kind of hoping that works in my favor, but again, it all matters who reads my application), and medical students .. and/or residents/fellows who have sat on the admissions committee.The common theme I've heard? Listen to his journey and what he learned. First, I have one rule. Having these experiences in research and working is nice and all but I have a feeling admission committees are going to be interested first and foremost if you can handle the rigor of their school and pass your boards.

So let’s say you are finishing with a less than 4.0 G.P.A., something more in the range of 3.3-3.4, that’s not too bad, but for medical school it’s definitely on the lower end.

All Rights Reserved. I know I do not control that, but Moderators, please take notice! Sadly.It seems like you're trying to justify your continued pursuit of this dream by your post. You can’t make this decision “assuming” you’ll get all As from here on out. You can’t make this decision “assuming” you’ll get all As from here on out.With a 2.7 GPA, you have little to no chance to interview at a good program anytime soon. Thank you for the link. isn’t as high as the schools want it to be or if I have a low G.P.A.? Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcutsCookies help us deliver our Services. I've done very well in mine, and I've been told a positive trend will help, but it still doesn't do much for your gpa. I haven't taken my mcat yet, but I believe most people would tell you to study hard and retake.I'm looking at 3.5 overall, around a 3.1-3.2 science.haven't gotten in yet but i got 2 MD interviews with a 505 (28-29 on old scale).

which started out really low. You're one in an applicant pool of thousands. It isn't the end all to your dreams though. What am I doing?I'm a clinical research coordinator at two major hospitals... and a lab manager and lab safety officer at one of the two. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. Don't quit!New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castReddit's home for wholesome discussion related to pre-medical studies.Press J to jump to the feed. I am not a lost cause. I had a few different nonclinical volunteer experiences that added up to about 1200hours with 250hours clinical volunteering, and about 3500hours paid research experience (I took 3 gap years). 1-2 years of ugrad or post-ugrad research?

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Someone might be below 3.0 GPA and honestly wondering if the dream is feasible while some other dingus might have a 3.7 and think that's not good enough to get into the only medical school they've ever heard of (Harvard/Johns Hopkins etc.) Getting into medical school with low MCAT and GPA is often a matter of persistence and determination to beat the odds, and if truth be told that odds are not stacked against you. You know that for medical school, G.P.A. Considering I get an A in those 24 credits and the retake of the respective F’s and D’s, my AMCAS overall gpa would be above 3.7 but my science gpa would only be a … I have sat with members of admission committees from very competitive schools (I've been fortunate to work hard to become friendly with them - kind of hoping that works in my favor, but again, it all matters who reads my application), and medical students .. and/or residents/fellows who have sat on the admissions committee.The common theme I've heard? Listen to his journey and what he learned. First, I have one rule. Having these experiences in research and working is nice and all but I have a feeling admission committees are going to be interested first and foremost if you can handle the rigor of their school and pass your boards.

So let’s say you are finishing with a less than 4.0 G.P.A., something more in the range of 3.3-3.4, that’s not too bad, but for medical school it’s definitely on the lower end.

All Rights Reserved. I know I do not control that, but Moderators, please take notice! Sadly.It seems like you're trying to justify your continued pursuit of this dream by your post. You can’t make this decision “assuming” you’ll get all As from here on out. You can’t make this decision “assuming” you’ll get all As from here on out.With a 2.7 GPA, you have little to no chance to interview at a good program anytime soon. Thank you for the link. isn’t as high as the schools want it to be or if I have a low G.P.A.? Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcutsCookies help us deliver our Services. I've done very well in mine, and I've been told a positive trend will help, but it still doesn't do much for your gpa. I haven't taken my mcat yet, but I believe most people would tell you to study hard and retake.I'm looking at 3.5 overall, around a 3.1-3.2 science.haven't gotten in yet but i got 2 MD interviews with a 505 (28-29 on old scale).

which started out really low. You're one in an applicant pool of thousands. It isn't the end all to your dreams though. What am I doing?I'm a clinical research coordinator at two major hospitals... and a lab manager and lab safety officer at one of the two. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. Don't quit!New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castReddit's home for wholesome discussion related to pre-medical studies.Press J to jump to the feed. I am not a lost cause. I had a few different nonclinical volunteer experiences that added up to about 1200hours with 250hours clinical volunteering, and about 3500hours paid research experience (I took 3 gap years). 1-2 years of ugrad or post-ugrad research?

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So if you can show a medical school that, “I did awesome in physiology, anatomy, biochemistry and microbiology; all the same courses that your first year students were taking in medical school” Then obviously, the admissions committee can say, “this person has what it takes. Graduating with a poor uGPA, a mediocre MS GPA, under performing on the MCAT twice and then continuing with a mediocre post grad performance does not sound like being productive and hard working to getting an acceptance.Everyone has their struggles as well, those opportunities should be something you triumph over and not use as an excuse for poor grades. They help you maximize your G.P.A. In fact, with a lot of post-bacc programs and a lot of US SMP programs, you actually take a first year medical school curriculum. You might actually be able to get away with that sub-3.0 sGPA, given that you have a high cGPA and what must be a massive upward trend. It's gross.

I can tell you I've been working my butt off since I graduated with my masters degree to learn how the admissions process works. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding.I am a junior who is finishing up a technology degree who also has an interest in pursuing medicine.

That being said, you'll need to do well on the MCAT: somewhat conservatively, 508+ for DO schools, 510 for your state MD schools, and 516+ for midtiers. Their low G.P.A. I don't understand what your advice is either. Scour the internet.Because of my personal issues, I ended up with a 3.4 MS GPA and a 2.9 BS GPA. You got a bunch of Cs, you got a bunch of D’s because you were having trouble adjusting. It sounds like the quickest way into school for you would be a post-bac/grade replacement and DO. Stacy had a very low undergraduate GPA but worked really hard to overcome it. You're probably thinking right now, this guy isn't even a medical student or doctor, why am I reading this? Remember special masters programs are programs that are designed specifically for pre-health students. I just retook it.. studied my butt off, and ended up taking a test that was loaded with LOW-YIELD topics. Low-GPA success stories: Anyone get into med school with a subpar GPA? There's almost no advice here, just "keep trying." Why?

Someone might be below 3.0 GPA and honestly wondering if the dream is feasible while some other dingus might have a 3.7 and think that's not good enough to get into the only medical school they've ever heard of (Harvard/Johns Hopkins etc.) Getting into medical school with low MCAT and GPA is often a matter of persistence and determination to beat the odds, and if truth be told that odds are not stacked against you. You know that for medical school, G.P.A. Considering I get an A in those 24 credits and the retake of the respective F’s and D’s, my AMCAS overall gpa would be above 3.7 but my science gpa would only be a … I have sat with members of admission committees from very competitive schools (I've been fortunate to work hard to become friendly with them - kind of hoping that works in my favor, but again, it all matters who reads my application), and medical students .. and/or residents/fellows who have sat on the admissions committee.The common theme I've heard? Listen to his journey and what he learned. First, I have one rule. Having these experiences in research and working is nice and all but I have a feeling admission committees are going to be interested first and foremost if you can handle the rigor of their school and pass your boards.

So let’s say you are finishing with a less than 4.0 G.P.A., something more in the range of 3.3-3.4, that’s not too bad, but for medical school it’s definitely on the lower end.

All Rights Reserved. I know I do not control that, but Moderators, please take notice! Sadly.It seems like you're trying to justify your continued pursuit of this dream by your post. You can’t make this decision “assuming” you’ll get all As from here on out. You can’t make this decision “assuming” you’ll get all As from here on out.With a 2.7 GPA, you have little to no chance to interview at a good program anytime soon. Thank you for the link. isn’t as high as the schools want it to be or if I have a low G.P.A.? Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcutsCookies help us deliver our Services. I've done very well in mine, and I've been told a positive trend will help, but it still doesn't do much for your gpa. I haven't taken my mcat yet, but I believe most people would tell you to study hard and retake.I'm looking at 3.5 overall, around a 3.1-3.2 science.haven't gotten in yet but i got 2 MD interviews with a 505 (28-29 on old scale).

which started out really low. You're one in an applicant pool of thousands. It isn't the end all to your dreams though. What am I doing?I'm a clinical research coordinator at two major hospitals... and a lab manager and lab safety officer at one of the two. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. Don't quit!New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castReddit's home for wholesome discussion related to pre-medical studies.Press J to jump to the feed. I am not a lost cause. I had a few different nonclinical volunteer experiences that added up to about 1200hours with 250hours clinical volunteering, and about 3500hours paid research experience (I took 3 gap years). 1-2 years of ugrad or post-ugrad research?

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