KissMyAsthma1707
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Hello everyone,
I am a senior considering medical school. My undergraduate degree is a BSN, while most of my science prerequisites will have to be completed post-baccalaureate. Although I already have several FNP applications submitted, I would much rather work harder and matriculate into a DO program. Everything seems to be progressing well for my BSN degree. I worked hard as an autodidact for the DO prerequisites during these past few years. The only problem that holds me back is my learning disability and my struggle maintaining proper syntax, spelling, and grammar in the heat of the moment.
Is this going to be a permanent barrier for being successful in medical school?
I am a senior considering medical school. My undergraduate degree is a BSN, while most of my science prerequisites will have to be completed post-baccalaureate. Although I already have several FNP applications submitted, I would much rather work harder and matriculate into a DO program. Everything seems to be progressing well for my BSN degree. I worked hard as an autodidact for the DO prerequisites during these past few years. The only problem that holds me back is my learning disability and my struggle maintaining proper syntax, spelling, and grammar in the heat of the moment.
Is this going to be a permanent barrier for being successful in medical school?