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My uninformed opinion is that it doesn’t really matter either way.
Your ECs will let you punch way above your weight in terms of schools (ranking) you apply to and have a real shot at Acceptance. As such, I don’t think the calculus grade or slight change of gpa will matter, and similarly with your anticipated relatively average mcat. (Although with 7 weeks of studying, you could easily raise your mcat 5-10points.)
Your ECs will let you punch way above your weight in terms of schools (ranking) you apply to and have a real shot at Acceptance. As such, I don’t think the calculus grade or slight change of gpa will matter, and similarly with your anticipated relatively average mcat. (Although with 7 weeks of studying, you could easily raise your mcat 5-10points.)
I disagree with the above poster. 1 C on your transcript will not make or break your application. Based on what OP has stated, it seems they are doing well academically in their science coursework and have lots of excellent ECs to bolster their application. Personally, I had 1 C freshman year and it hasn't affected me at all this process...
