How will my application be viewed

[anakinskywalker1234]

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I graduated with a degree in business management and had been working in tech consulting throughout my collegiate career. Near the end of college, I found a passion for medicine. I am currently in a post-bacc program and have completed 32 credits with a 3.96 GPA, and my cGPA is now 3.1. I was wondering if 32 credits are enough to show reinvention (I also did not take a single BCPM course during undergrad, so my sGPA is also 3.96). I have since gained strong hours in clinical settings, shadowing, and non-clinical volunteering. Will i be viewed as a career changer applicant even though I only recently graduated college. How will my application be viewed, and is 32 credits sufficient to show ADCOMS that I can handle med school curriculum(did these credits while working full time).

 

[chilly_md]

Yes, you'll be a career changer and the fact your undergrad GPA was in non-science classes will be helpful. 32 credits of pre-reqs and whatever upper division science courses is enough to show what you are capable of.