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Hey there everybody. Let me start by saying I graduated in May from Nursing school and have been working in an ICU. For about the last year I have been having second thoughts and have decided to take my MCAT in December/January. I had originally entered into Nursing school wishing to become a Nurse Anesthetist (Which I still do wish to become). But I have always dreamed of becoming a Doctor of Emergency Medicine. So, before I go off (and since the requirements for CRNA and D.O. school are very similar) I have decided to take the MCAT to see if I would be able to get into medicial school. I know that if I were to get in, I would do well, it is just the getting in that worrys me.
I was a Chemistry major in college the first two years, so I have Org. and Inorg. Chem (I do have to retake the second semester of both lectures (VERY STUPID COLLEGE KID!)). But I have no problem retaking classes.
I was just wondering what kind of MCAT score I would need and if there are any D.O. schools that are more catering to Nurses and former health practitioners? I plan on taking my MCAT and if I do very poorly continuing my plan of CRNA, but I have to try for medical school first. Emergency Medicine is what I love to do, and if I didn't try I would be asking what if the rest of my life. Thank you for your time and reading this, any advice would be very much appreciated.
F.Y.I - I graduated college with a 3.35 GPA and a 3.8 in my Nursing Degree. I recieved a "D" in the lecture of my General Chemisty and Organic Chemistry (Bad student as well as back instructors = bad grade). I know these were awful mistakes, but they were very early in my student career.
I was a Chemistry major in college the first two years, so I have Org. and Inorg. Chem (I do have to retake the second semester of both lectures (VERY STUPID COLLEGE KID!)). But I have no problem retaking classes.
I was just wondering what kind of MCAT score I would need and if there are any D.O. schools that are more catering to Nurses and former health practitioners? I plan on taking my MCAT and if I do very poorly continuing my plan of CRNA, but I have to try for medical school first. Emergency Medicine is what I love to do, and if I didn't try I would be asking what if the rest of my life. Thank you for your time and reading this, any advice would be very much appreciated.
F.Y.I - I graduated college with a 3.35 GPA and a 3.8 in my Nursing Degree. I recieved a "D" in the lecture of my General Chemisty and Organic Chemistry (Bad student as well as back instructors = bad grade). I know these were awful mistakes, but they were very early in my student career.
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