DO Chances with new MCAT scores

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[ToKingdomCome]

from a numbers perspective you've got a bit of an uphill battle in my opinion . the gpa is below average and the mcat is too. if you cant retake any classes, maybe retake the mcat and score a 28+?

best of luck

 

[kingbob128]

Are u applying this cycle or next cycle

 

[Buckeye1992]

A retake does not have to be the same exact course at the same institution. It just need to be over the same topic/material and equivalent in credit hours. You coukd retake at a cc to boost gpa.

 

[user3]

Just got MCAT scores back this week
sGPA=3.06
cGPA=3.16
Mcat=25 (ps=7,vr=9,bs=9)

I'm an older applicant (33) who owned a business for over 10 years. I have many EC's with publications, poster presentations, research scholarship awards, Dean's lists, full-time employment as a clinical research specialist at a major university neurology department, direct patient care of over 2000 hours performing phlebotomy, ekg, vitals, iv therapies and charting duties. I was also involved in creating a clinical research department that now has a 3 million+ annual revenue. I've had this job for 4 years now. Also presented at major neurological conferences and have great letters of recommendations.
My list of schools I applied to are:
Alabama
AZCOM
CCOM
Edward Via
LMU
LECOM
PCOM
NSU
William-Carey
Rowan
TOURO
NYIT

low chances at bolded. I would add MUCOM, LUCOM, CUSOM, and WVSOM to maximize your chances.

And for Touro (I assume NY), I would designate the new Middletown campus on the secondary.

 

[kingbob128]

You should also apply to lecom postbacc and lmu dcom postbacc. They have guaranteed acceptances to their med schools after the post bacc