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Keep up the GPA in your grad work, and Study study study for that MCAT. Your score will make a big difference to your school list: 505 would be good for DO and lower-tier MD schools, with other MD schools being “reach”. 510 sets you up for more MD schools, and 515+ would give you a chance just about anywhere. Adcoms understand that working full-time and getting a 4.0 are not always compatible.
 
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Keep up the GPA in your grad work, and Study study study for that MCAT. Your score will make a big difference to your school list: 505 would be good for DO and lower-tier MD schools, with other MD schools being “reach”. 510 sets you up for more MD schools, and 515+ would give you a chance just about anywhere. Adcoms understand that working full-time and getting a 4.0 are not always compatible.
The SMP and good MCAT seals the deal; 3.2 is very much on the low end for GPA and raises some doubts about ability to finish medical school. Many of these, but not all of them, are mitigated by his having to work full time. A 3.75 in an SMP or DIY postbacc plus a good MCAT puts these doubts solidly to rest and makes adcoms know that the low GPAs were caused by having to work full time. As for "a chance just about anywhere"...as a Black man myself, I would not be quite as sanguine about the OP's chances. I'd raise those MCATs by around three points or so, maybe as much as five. FWIW I had a flat 3.6/519 and was basically pack fodder at top 20 schools.
 

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