Gpa

[goodboyof19]

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What are the chances of getting in for someone with a 2.6 GPA after 1.5 years of undergrad?

 

[physicslover]

I don't think your chances are very good at this point. Most schools prefer a 4 year degree completion before entering the school .

 

[goodboyof19]

right,
i understand most schools have 4 years undergrad requirement. the gpa can only be brought up by so much in the next 2 years. What would be the minimum acceptable GPA?

 

[physicslover]

o ok. I thought you meant you wanted to apply now. It all depends with your application ( OAT score, shadowing, etc) but generally the acceptable minimum is 3.0. Some people have gotten in with lower than that too.

 

[UNMorBUST]

What are the chances of getting in for someone with a 2.6 GPA after 1.5 years of undergrad?

3 semesters X (15 credits a semsester)= 45 credits
45 credits X 2.6= 117 quality points. Where you are at now.

45 X 4= 180 Quality points. If you get straight A's your next year and a half.

180+117= 297 quality points. Total quality points after 3 years. (Around the time many people apply)

297/90= 3.3cgpa. (Where your GPA will be at after 3 years.)

Lesson. Get the best grades you can because your chances arent over.👍