Absolute Zero
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So first a little bit about my self. I was born and raised in the northern hills of South Africa (where all of my family still lives today) and moved to the United States when I began to attend university there at age 18. I performed well in many aspects of my coursework, however my overall GPA was right on the line at (3.6c/3.55s) by the time of graduation. That combined with my 31MCAT, my advisors told me not to apply. So I complied and completed a years worth of volunteering and clinical research over the next year. I then went on to get a masters, only to then, subsequently, get rejected last cycle from every single school that I applied to. I seriously do not know what else I could have done to better my chances, nor do I understand what these people are really trying to get out of me at this point. Has anyone else been in a situation like this and if so what is your advice. Part of my feels like giving up now, but I also feel like I have come too far to do so. My American citizenship will be completed within the next two months, and this is the only factor that I feel could possibly make an impact if I were to apply again next cycle.