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Hi,
Im currently a rising undergraduate senior majoring in biology. I go to Pace University. Im planning on studying to become a college adjunct lecturer/professor at a 2 yr college. Right now my GPA is a 3.07, but I think by the end of the summer I will be able to get it up to a 3.2-3.3, and I will try to aim for a 3.4-3.5 GPA by the end of my senior year. I haven't taken the GREs yet, but I do have solid volunteering experience teaching ESL, and I am a peer tutor for biology in my school. I have about a B cumulative GPA in biology, and a C cumulative GPA in chemistry. I've noticed a slight decrease in my GPA every semester every since the end of my freshman year, especially from chemistry which is my weakness. I ended up getting a C + in orgo I, and a D in orgo II, which i'm retaking in the summer. I just want to know, if I am successful in bringing up my orgo II grade, will I have a chance at graduate school for biology/public health? I'm aiming for schools such as St. John's U, or Fordham U.
Im currently a rising undergraduate senior majoring in biology. I go to Pace University. Im planning on studying to become a college adjunct lecturer/professor at a 2 yr college. Right now my GPA is a 3.07, but I think by the end of the summer I will be able to get it up to a 3.2-3.3, and I will try to aim for a 3.4-3.5 GPA by the end of my senior year. I haven't taken the GREs yet, but I do have solid volunteering experience teaching ESL, and I am a peer tutor for biology in my school. I have about a B cumulative GPA in biology, and a C cumulative GPA in chemistry. I've noticed a slight decrease in my GPA every semester every since the end of my freshman year, especially from chemistry which is my weakness. I ended up getting a C + in orgo I, and a D in orgo II, which i'm retaking in the summer. I just want to know, if I am successful in bringing up my orgo II grade, will I have a chance at graduate school for biology/public health? I'm aiming for schools such as St. John's U, or Fordham U.
