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I am new to the forum and my question concerns, "the probabilities of getting in".
I've been out of school for ten years now. My B.S. degree is in Physical Education and my g.p.a. is 2.67. I have not taken any of my science courses, other than inorganic 1 and 2, which I received two B's. I'm lacking my MCAT scores and realize that this will be a determining factor as well.
Being 36 years of age, what would be the best route in order to be competitive in the pool of applicants applying? Thanks for listening!
I've been out of school for ten years now. My B.S. degree is in Physical Education and my g.p.a. is 2.67. I have not taken any of my science courses, other than inorganic 1 and 2, which I received two B's. I'm lacking my MCAT scores and realize that this will be a determining factor as well.
Being 36 years of age, what would be the best route in order to be competitive in the pool of applicants applying? Thanks for listening!