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I need help figuring out a strategy to get into a D.O. school. Here is my situation:
a.) I am 39 years old.
b.) I have a B.S. degree (GPA 3.865).
c.) I took prerequisite science classes on an accelerated bases for Chiropractic school (6 semester hours in G. Chem, O. Chem, and Physics)while working 40(+) hours a week...GPA 2.8.
d.) I have 3 children (and must continue to work full-time).
Does there exist a means by which I can increase my science GPA and obtain enough credit hours without repeating all the courses?
If I do need to repeat the courses, will the D.O. schools hold it against me if I'm only able to take one class a semester? Would taking the science prerequisites at a community college be frowned upon?
What can I do to increase my chance of acceptance? Any and all suggestions will be DEEPLY appreciated.
I'm very frustrated and (trying not to be) discouraged.
Thank you.
a.) I am 39 years old.
b.) I have a B.S. degree (GPA 3.865).
c.) I took prerequisite science classes on an accelerated bases for Chiropractic school (6 semester hours in G. Chem, O. Chem, and Physics)while working 40(+) hours a week...GPA 2.8.
d.) I have 3 children (and must continue to work full-time).
Does there exist a means by which I can increase my science GPA and obtain enough credit hours without repeating all the courses?
If I do need to repeat the courses, will the D.O. schools hold it against me if I'm only able to take one class a semester? Would taking the science prerequisites at a community college be frowned upon?
What can I do to increase my chance of acceptance? Any and all suggestions will be DEEPLY appreciated.
I'm very frustrated and (trying not to be) discouraged.
Thank you.