Hi,
Quick question. Long story short, I am finishing up 3rd year of law school at very respected school. Unlike most of my classmates, I actually enjoyed the experience and have done really well, so far in top 4%. I also already took California bar and passed. While I did well in law school, unfortunately I spent a good number of my undergrad years in undergrad partying. My grades fluctuated from straight As to bunch of Cs, depending on the semester --which led to overall gpa hovering around 3.0. While I am enjoying law school, I have decided to pursue MD (after taking entering a post-bach program to take my prereq and tackling the MCAT). However, I am very nervous because of my undergrad grades. Will my high LSAT score (I did really well on the LSAT, which is why I got accepted to my law school and generally do well on standardized tests) and performing well in law school compensate for that (even if I do well on the MCAT)? are the top ranked schools pretty much out of the question for me?
Quick question. Long story short, I am finishing up 3rd year of law school at very respected school. Unlike most of my classmates, I actually enjoyed the experience and have done really well, so far in top 4%. I also already took California bar and passed. While I did well in law school, unfortunately I spent a good number of my undergrad years in undergrad partying. My grades fluctuated from straight As to bunch of Cs, depending on the semester --which led to overall gpa hovering around 3.0. While I am enjoying law school, I have decided to pursue MD (after taking entering a post-bach program to take my prereq and tackling the MCAT). However, I am very nervous because of my undergrad grades. Will my high LSAT score (I did really well on the LSAT, which is why I got accepted to my law school and generally do well on standardized tests) and performing well in law school compensate for that (even if I do well on the MCAT)? are the top ranked schools pretty much out of the question for me?