hey, was just wondering when u apply do med schools look at a science, non-science, and overall gpa, or just science and non science gpa.
Thanks
Thanks
For someone with a reported 44 MCAT, I'm surprised you're asking this question.
Additionally, there is no difference between the two groups in your question. Your overall GPA would include both science and non-science courses.
But they look at everything.
Additionally, there is no difference between the two groups in your question. Your overall GPA would include both science and non-science courses.
But they look at everything.
kidding about the 44, changed it to 3, either way both scores are outrageously unlikely,
so they look at 3 different GPA's right?
so they look at 3 different GPA's right?
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They consider your science GPA and your overall GPA. The non-science GPA is a little unneccesary since it is factored into the overall GPA and obviously med schools care more about your ability in science classes since medicine is science.