3.0 cGPA upon graduation (Final 2 semesters 3.75. 3.95) Biology major chem minor
will be working for 2 years in a lab as a tech
MCAT not taken, but with my renewed study habits I dont think I'll do worse than at least a 25... which is good enough to get into at least MSP considerations. If over 30, IMS.
plenty of volunteer hours in hospital
almost NO shadowing experience (but I plan on doing this when I start my lab tech job after workdays)
I really want to be a doctor. I've considered other paths, but at the end of the day this is really what I want to pursue, and I'm willing to do however much work it takes to get there. I live in the Philadelphia region, which is why I'm bringing up the Drexel programs. Would this be a feasible option for me? Can anyone propose alternate ways to make it to allopathic schools?
thanks in advance
will be working for 2 years in a lab as a tech
MCAT not taken, but with my renewed study habits I dont think I'll do worse than at least a 25... which is good enough to get into at least MSP considerations. If over 30, IMS.
plenty of volunteer hours in hospital
almost NO shadowing experience (but I plan on doing this when I start my lab tech job after workdays)
I really want to be a doctor. I've considered other paths, but at the end of the day this is really what I want to pursue, and I'm willing to do however much work it takes to get there. I live in the Philadelphia region, which is why I'm bringing up the Drexel programs. Would this be a feasible option for me? Can anyone propose alternate ways to make it to allopathic schools?
thanks in advance