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Ok heres my situation. I'm the defination of a non-traditional student. My first year or so of college I completly waisted my time (and money) and have been fighting an uphill battle ever since. I actually quit school for a few years and went to work.
2 years ago I decided to go back to school and have really done well (3.8 gpa since returning). The problem is my overall gpa was a .91 when I went back and now I have brought it up to a 2.9. I am 3 classes away from a BA in Management and I would have to take about a year of classes to have the prerequisites covered for pre-dental.
My question is does someone like me have a chance at getting accepted to dental school, or is this too little too late? Thanks in advance.
2 years ago I decided to go back to school and have really done well (3.8 gpa since returning). The problem is my overall gpa was a .91 when I went back and now I have brought it up to a 2.9. I am 3 classes away from a BA in Management and I would have to take about a year of classes to have the prerequisites covered for pre-dental.
My question is does someone like me have a chance at getting accepted to dental school, or is this too little too late? Thanks in advance.