Thanks for the info and the votes of confidence. I figure since I'm an older applicant I need to have kick butt grades and MCAT score to be a viable candidate.... thus the focus on raising my grades.
Actually I was summa cum laude in a non-science major. I only took two science courses and just earned a B and B+ even though I tried hard. At the time I had two babies, an undiagnosed mold allergy with constant 101+ temp and was taking 22 credits, so I'm hoping to earn higher science grades now that my kids are raised and the only thing I have to do is take a few science classes.
If you care to respond: Of the hard science, chemistry, bio, physics, which did you find most challenging and why?
I do not enjoy memorization but do quite well in subjects like math that rely on working formulas or subjects like philosophy that require critical reasoning. So, I would assume that I will find physics easier than chemistry, as it relies more on formulas/reasoning and less on memorization. Anyone else find this to be the case?
