High GPA, 25 MCAT

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Does anyone know of any postbacc programs that are designed for people experiencing trouble with the mcat. I know drexel has one, but are there others as well. My gpa is a 3.9, but my mcat is only a 25. thanks guys

 

[Twitch]

Have you thought about a commercial prep class like Kaplan, TPR, EK? Is there a particular section that's stopping your score from reaching it's full potential? Perhaps focus on that section.

Clearly, you've got a high GPA and depending on your score and EC/LORs/etc. and the state you're in things where you want them to head.

Good Luck,
-Y_Marker

 

[moose9781]

Have you thought of simply applying to med school? My friend had a 3.8 and got a 25 twice and she got in to Penn state.

 

[willthatsall]

You could try to apply, but if you are set on allopathic only, that 25 could hold you back. Are you URM by chance? Otherwise, I agree with the guy who said commercial prep. That is a good way to go if all you need is a better MCAT.

 

[RaistlinMajere]

Pulling up your MCAT by a couple of points could help you immensely. How many times have you taken it?

 

[Luck]

Does anyone know of any postbacc programs that are designed for people experiencing trouble with the mcat. I know drexel has one, but are there others as well. My gpa is a 3.9, but my mcat is only a 25. thanks guys

Apply to DO and caribbean if you really want to be a doctor. Unless you can raise your MCAT, anything less would be unethical.