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Sixty percent of applicants are rejected. Unless you can get straight As and be maximally prepared for the MCAT while in school (not a sure thing given prior performance), I would favor taking the gap year, rounding out your ECs, and studying as hard as humanly possible for the MCAT. The key is excellence, not speed.
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What kind of schools are you aiming to get into? “Top 20”? Any MD? DO?
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First things first, your username is amazing.
Gap year might be good for you to just get out take a breather. You don't have to, your GPA is good. Your EC's are good enough. If you do good on the MCAT, and don't apply like a dummy, you should be set.
Gap year might be good for you to just get out take a breather. You don't have to, your GPA is good. Your EC's are good enough. If you do good on the MCAT, and don't apply like a dummy, you should be set.