Dakterbin
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Hi all
I want to move from my current school, to community college then 4 year school.
Currently, I have cGPA of 3.6 which, isn't terribly bad, but I want to improve the number more by attending more years at college.
but I have several academic and personal reasons to leave my current school, and to move to better ranked (like top 10ish)
1. not just for the sake of ranking, but they offer the major or course of study I want to do;
it is the last chance to study OTHER subjects or areas of study before medical school, so I want to make best of it.
2. I do not feel I can do well for the rest of years at my current institution.
and I value the college experience a lot, community and environments of school is vital to academic success,
but the difficulty comes cause I do not have enough GPA, nor SATs, or other so called GREAT extracurriculars to be competitive enough
to get acceptance from the schools,
so I would step back to community college, and get GPA, SAT, or activities done to get into the school,
apply to the school I want to apply, then finish 2 years or more if the credits partly transfer, then apply medical school.
if everything works out, I might improve my GPA, study what I want to study in college, get more experience, get a degree from school with reputation,
Do you think it is good idea to follow this plan?
or just stick to current school,
give up that particular study I wanted, graduate from there to medical school though I hate the atmosphere.
Thank you for reading all this, and excited to hear from all !
I want to move from my current school, to community college then 4 year school.
Currently, I have cGPA of 3.6 which, isn't terribly bad, but I want to improve the number more by attending more years at college.
but I have several academic and personal reasons to leave my current school, and to move to better ranked (like top 10ish)
1. not just for the sake of ranking, but they offer the major or course of study I want to do;
it is the last chance to study OTHER subjects or areas of study before medical school, so I want to make best of it.
2. I do not feel I can do well for the rest of years at my current institution.
and I value the college experience a lot, community and environments of school is vital to academic success,
but the difficulty comes cause I do not have enough GPA, nor SATs, or other so called GREAT extracurriculars to be competitive enough
to get acceptance from the schools,
so I would step back to community college, and get GPA, SAT, or activities done to get into the school,
apply to the school I want to apply, then finish 2 years or more if the credits partly transfer, then apply medical school.
if everything works out, I might improve my GPA, study what I want to study in college, get more experience, get a degree from school with reputation,
Do you think it is good idea to follow this plan?
or just stick to current school,
give up that particular study I wanted, graduate from there to medical school though I hate the atmosphere.
Thank you for reading all this, and excited to hear from all !