I'm sitting on a 3.2 gpa I know that's bad for medical school. Any tips? I'm a nursing student who is takin all of the requirements for pre med and I'm scared of the mcat lol
Thank you so much for your question!
Some may see your GPA and say:
I say NAY! If it is your destiny to be doctor then there is always a way!
First, we are already at your current GPA. No reason to look back at the past. Learn from it and move forward. You need to show you are improving your scores. Things must be getting better, find your weaknesses and eliminate them. Don’t wait for the rude wake up call of 0 medical school interviews staring you in the face. Make the change now! Study HARD, make smart friends that will push you to be a better student. And make the MCAT your bitch!
If you picture your medical school application like a balance: your GPA is currently throwing your scale off balance. Use the MCAT and leadership and volunteering and extracurriculars and research to put your application back into balance. Don’t be afraid of the MCAT, own it and make it afraid of you!
Lastly, if things do not work out you can always consider applying to Caribbean allopathic medical schools along with osteopathic medical school. Their cutoffs are slightly lower, not making you any less of a doctor, you just would be taking a different path to get to your ultimate goal.
Hope this helps and good luck!
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