This is a thhought that came to my mind after seeing all these "what are my chances threads." Are there any consistent 3.3-3.4 applicants out there? Maybe they didn't do so great, but they didn't do so bad either throughout their college career. Seems like all the 3.3-3.4 gpas are from people who had a rought start but had a great last two years.
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Having a consistent 3.3-3.4
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My gpa was fairly consistent through undergrad. My cGPA hovered around a 3.6 and sGPA fluxuated between 3.4 and 3.3. That coupled with my 29 MCAT made me an average applicant (and average counts for nothing in California).
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