Do I have a chance at above a 3.2

[AOG17]

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I am going to be a Junior come fall of 2015 with a 2.25 cumulative GPA. I have dreams and aspirations to become a Physiatrist. My science GPA is a 2.9 do ahavea science classes to still go. i have already considered doing an extra year of undergrad to be able to fix my GPA. Hypothetically if i take 12-14 hours each semester and 6-8 hours each summer and get all A's and B's in those classes. what are my chances of getting above a 3.2 by spring of 2017?

 

[el_duderino]

Depends on how many credits you have.

Honestly, this is math you should be able to do quite easily if you want to do well on the MCAT and higher-level science classes.

 

[AOG17]

I currently have 57 credit hours.

 

[deleted577188]

http://gpacalculator.net/college-gpa-calculator/

 

[el_duderino]

Straight As for your next 56 credits and you'll still be under 3.2.

 

[Theafoni]

Try using this AMCAS calculator and see where you stand after another 65 credits, assuming you need 120 to graduate (attached to this post)

 

[AOG17]

Straight As for your next 56 credits and you'll still be under 3.2.

Even if I were to take Maymesters and summer courses?

 

[GrapesofRath]

Get some straight a's for a semester first then let's talk

 

[el_duderino]

Even if I were to take Maymesters and summer courses?

Your GPA is calculated as an average grade per credit hour. 57 credits of 2.25 and 56 credits of 4.0:

(57*2.25 + 56*4) / (57+56) = 3.12