Well what the heck, one more lawyer can't hurt this thread. 18 year generalist looking to apply next cycle. My undergrad was 2.93 but now just over 3.0 with recent A's in Chem I, II, and bio. Law school was also just below B average (weird 12-point scale). I figure I will need a good MCAT. Bilingual Spanish.
Tomorrow is my first day of new semester, and there is intimidation: organic I, physics I, and advanced human anatomy with cadaver lab (that part is exciting). Pretty pumped for the new classes, but worried this term will be quite hard. I'm planning to apply for 2018 matriculation, and take MCAT in the summer 2017. I have the Kaplan books.
I like hearing the updates, especially about other lawyers making the switch. I'll be 45 in August, but what I lack in youth, I make up for in immaturity.
But seriously. I think if I finish out the term well and score well on the MCAT, I can get into one of the schools here in my hometown. I can't move due to 9-year-old daughter who is with me half the days. But, I have a great deal of personal charm and many humorous anecdotes. Hoping things work out. For all of us! Cheers. -Russell