I'm sure these types of questions are asked a million times, but i wanted some advice from someone who ISN'T family, who would have a more critical outlook on my chances.
I have a 3.137, 3.01 sgpa.
I did very poorly my freshman year, earning a 2.0 and spent the next 3 years bringing it up. (So my GPA is an upward trent, i graphed it).
I have clinical experience of almost 3 year, this may. I've shadowed an MD on/off for a year, and am hoping to begin shadowing a DO doctor in the next week or so (hopefully).
I posted an earlier question about activities, where I have done a few volunteering activities with school clubs on/off.
I did do research for about 6 months, and then stopped because the grad student I worked under finished her research. She did, however, love me, and wrote me a promising letter (i'm assuming).
I have a job but it wasn't during school, I got it after i graduated where I tutor underprivileged children in math and reading/language arts.
I can get at least a 28 on my MCAT, which is what i've been averaging right now (hopefully can bring it up a few more points by May).
I was wondering if I have a decent chance of getting into a DO school? I know that it has become pretty competitive over the years.
I have a 3.137, 3.01 sgpa.
I did very poorly my freshman year, earning a 2.0 and spent the next 3 years bringing it up. (So my GPA is an upward trent, i graphed it).
I have clinical experience of almost 3 year, this may. I've shadowed an MD on/off for a year, and am hoping to begin shadowing a DO doctor in the next week or so (hopefully).
I posted an earlier question about activities, where I have done a few volunteering activities with school clubs on/off.
I did do research for about 6 months, and then stopped because the grad student I worked under finished her research. She did, however, love me, and wrote me a promising letter (i'm assuming).
I have a job but it wasn't during school, I got it after i graduated where I tutor underprivileged children in math and reading/language arts.
I can get at least a 28 on my MCAT, which is what i've been averaging right now (hopefully can bring it up a few more points by May).
I was wondering if I have a decent chance of getting into a DO school? I know that it has become pretty competitive over the years.