I'm a current undergrad sophomore that has had a rough couple of quarters causing my GPA to take a nosedive. I currently have a 3.11 after receiving a C in gen chem over the summer which brought my 3.5 down to a 3.2 and this quarter received a C+ in physics and a C in calculus, I've learned my lesson from taking four difficult core classes in one quarter and will not be doing that again. The only realistic way for me to bring my GPA up fast is getting straight A's the next few quarters and I'm not sure if that is possible with two quarters of ochem and physics left.
I know I still have a year and a half left before I apply but I'm worried that my low GPA is going to greatly affect my application despite extensive volunteer, internship, and research hours as well as being a board member for my pre-veterinary club.
Do you guys have any advice or reassurance to offer?
I know I still have a year and a half left before I apply but I'm worried that my low GPA is going to greatly affect my application despite extensive volunteer, internship, and research hours as well as being a board member for my pre-veterinary club.
Do you guys have any advice or reassurance to offer?