hey guys,
so i heard a lot of ppl that are D1s and D2s that overcame low GPAs (like 2.3's) did the following strategy.
they took classes with significant overlap.
for example, genetics at 1 school, then molecular genetics at another school.
another example is pharmacology at one school, then topics in pharmacology at another school.
in another word, taking classes with the same course material disguised under different names. this way, you are taking classes with material you already know.
what do you guys think of this strategy? it seems unethical but definitely passed the eyes of admissions if D1s and D2s are in their current shoes.
so i heard a lot of ppl that are D1s and D2s that overcame low GPAs (like 2.3's) did the following strategy.
they took classes with significant overlap.
for example, genetics at 1 school, then molecular genetics at another school.
another example is pharmacology at one school, then topics in pharmacology at another school.
in another word, taking classes with the same course material disguised under different names. this way, you are taking classes with material you already know.
what do you guys think of this strategy? it seems unethical but definitely passed the eyes of admissions if D1s and D2s are in their current shoes.