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Hi all,
I am currently studying for the MCAT while taking a light number of credits but difficult courses. I'm finding that it's just way too much to balance being effective in studying but also getting the A's that I need to get my GPA up to where I expect it to be. My first question is, is not being able to balance my MCAT studying with my course load indicative of my inability to potentially be successful in medical school? My second question is, if the answer to the first question is no, then should I postpone my studying until I can focus just on MCAT and getting the highest score possible? Will any of these factors be taken into account when ADCOMS look at my application?
Thanks for the help!
I am currently studying for the MCAT while taking a light number of credits but difficult courses. I'm finding that it's just way too much to balance being effective in studying but also getting the A's that I need to get my GPA up to where I expect it to be. My first question is, is not being able to balance my MCAT studying with my course load indicative of my inability to potentially be successful in medical school? My second question is, if the answer to the first question is no, then should I postpone my studying until I can focus just on MCAT and getting the highest score possible? Will any of these factors be taken into account when ADCOMS look at my application?
Thanks for the help!