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It will be ok, but you better do well in the mcat or they are going to question why you took the mcat without completing all your prereqs.
I don't think I would do it unless you had a REALLY good gpa and MCAT score already. Organic chemistry is kinda the make-or-break-ya class for med school, and there probably aren't many schools that would want to spend time or resources on someone who has yet to prove they can pass at least one semesters worth of orgo.
If, on the other hand, you already have proven your worth by getting excellent scores on all your other pre-reqs and the MCAT, then they might be more willing to take a chance with you since you've already demonstrated your intelligence.
The long and short of it, it's definitely possible, but make sure you have given them something that allows them to feel confident in your academic abilities so that the risk, in their eyes, is somewhat diminished.
If, on the other hand, you already have proven your worth by getting excellent scores on all your other pre-reqs and the MCAT, then they might be more willing to take a chance with you since you've already demonstrated your intelligence.
The long and short of it, it's definitely possible, but make sure you have given them something that allows them to feel confident in your academic abilities so that the risk, in their eyes, is somewhat diminished.
