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What is your overall science GPA? If your overall science GPA is decent (>3.6 or so) then I imagine that the B's and C's your freshman year won't matter too much.
I'm assuming from your post that you're interested in doing your PhD in neuroscience, is that correct? What level of neuroscience do you want to be working at? Do you want to do more cellular neuroscience, or do you want to get back into cognitive neuroscience? Sorry if this seems like a lot of questions to consider- if you don't have answers to all of them, that's OK! It's just that neuroscience is a very broad field, and if you can provide a few more specifics then this will help people tailor their advice to you.
I'm assuming from your post that you're interested in doing your PhD in neuroscience, is that correct? What level of neuroscience do you want to be working at? Do you want to do more cellular neuroscience, or do you want to get back into cognitive neuroscience? Sorry if this seems like a lot of questions to consider- if you don't have answers to all of them, that's OK! It's just that neuroscience is a very broad field, and if you can provide a few more specifics then this will help people tailor their advice to you.
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In that case, I don't think that the B's and C's will matter much with a 3.8 science GPA. Just sent you a PM.
