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Is this enough reinvention?
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Definitely good for DO, and quite possibly in the running for TX MD schools. Looks like you’re past the 3.0 automatic GPA cutoff that a lot of programs use. It really comes down to your on MCAT.
Yup, you have reinvented yourself. Please send an app to my school!!
Chances for MD will only be with TX schools.
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Looks like you've worked really hard and done a great job. Now ace the MCAT. DO is in reach with a reasonable MCAT, and maybe MD with a strong one.
Only a med student, also a re-inventer.
I might suggest 9 more credits of post-bac to get to 60 credits, but definitely enough to take the MCAT and see.
Maybe finish out A&P, take micro, biochem, genetics, and/or more psych. There's a few non-science courses in the post-bac that probably isn't doing much to make your app standout. Upper level science courses like micro, genetics, and biochem would give more confidence to adcoms on your academic ability, imo. They are also beneficial for MCAT and medicine in general.
Good luck!
I might suggest 9 more credits of post-bac to get to 60 credits, but definitely enough to take the MCAT and see.
Maybe finish out A&P, take micro, biochem, genetics, and/or more psych. There's a few non-science courses in the post-bac that probably isn't doing much to make your app standout. Upper level science courses like micro, genetics, and biochem would give more confidence to adcoms on your academic ability, imo. They are also beneficial for MCAT and medicine in general.
Good luck!
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