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[bigboy318]

1. I think a post bacc would help, just take the classes you need to like the 3 classes and the pre reqs and show that you can handle the rigor. Maybe take some higher level bio classes & chem classes to show you can handle everything. I don't think the community college stuff and everything else hurts you since you are a non trad, if you were trad, it would most definitely hurt you though. Try to do the postbacc at a 4 year college though.

2. I would assume they do but again since you are non trad and you didn't P/NP the pre req classes, I think you will be fine.

 

[chilly_md]

Have you been working since graduating?

If you completed the pre-reqs and received letter grades for all of them, you can just finish the last few remaining ones and throw in a couple upper division classes while attending school for those semesters as mentioned above.

 

[med2025usa]

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[chilly_md]

Yes, does that make a difference?

It shows you’re a full career changer then. Spend a few hours on the weekends volunteering at a hospital for a little while to see if it is something you want to pursue before committing.

 

[Mr.Smile12]

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