Any < 3.50 GPAs with interviews?

[Jumb0]

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Please share your stories here. I want to hear from the people with lower GPAs who got interviews. I will be applying with a 3.4 cGPA (3.2 uGPA / 4.0 pbGPA) and a 34 MCAT.

 

[miamiheatfan]

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/thr...nterview-invites.1037081/page-3#post-15955754

 

[mehc012]

Please share your stories here. I want to hear from the people with lower GPAs who got interviews. I will be applying with a 3.4 cGPA (3.2 uGPA / 4.0 pbGPA) and a 34 MCAT.

We have practically the same GPA breakdown...it is doable! Best of luck to you, and see you on the other side!

 

[BasedMD]

Please share your stories here. I want to hear from the people with lower GPAs who got interviews. I will be applying with a 3.4 cGPA (3.2 uGPA / 4.0 pbGPA) and a 34 MCAT.

You're fine, don't even sweat it. There are large numbers of people who succeed in your situation.

 

[GrapesofRath]

Ever hear of MD applicants

 

[northernlights15]

That doesn't mean he can't ask here… A lot of MDapps profiles are simply just their numbers. It's nice when people post on here elaborating on their trends and ECs and what they did to distinguish themselves.

OP, I think you'll be competitive at a lot of places. An upward trend is always appreciated.

 

[Axes]

My cousin had a 3.1/39 split, so much lower gpa than yours but higher MCAT, and she's currently at Pritzker. She had nothing impressive in terms of ECs/leadership either. She did go to Chicago for undergrad though, but regardless I'd say MD is very doable!

 

[Jumb0]

Thank you to everyone who has replied. That gave me some much needed encouragement. Confidence is so important in this process. It can make or break you, regardless of your numbers. Thanks, mates.