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First off I'd like to say I'm finally glad to be a member here!! I've followed this forum for 10+ years now and sponged all the info I could, but never posted. I graduated undergrad in 07 with 3.34 GPA with all pre-med courses in tote! I had planned to take a year off and get myself together and apply to podiatry school the following year. However, six years later and I am still working as a health inspector for the state of Missouri. My dream of becoming a podiatrist has never ceased, and its the perfect time in my life to do what I need to do about my dreams. I'm 31 and single without any baggage, and I plan to take the MCAT in August. I have not yet prepared but plan to buckle down the next 3 months. I had taken it my JR year of college and didn't do well at all, but it was my own fault because I didn't study for the test one day. I use to have everything so planned out, but it has been so many years that I am not sure if I asked one of my old professors for a letter of rec. they would even remember me. I guess what I am asking you guys, is there any direction you could give me. What should I do at this point... I know this question is asked 10 times a day on here, but I just feel out of my element since its been so long since I was on track. There is nothing worse than wanting something so bad, and watching all your college buddies attend and grad med school, while you lack the confidence in yourself. I think a big part of putting off my dream for so long is that I wanted it so bad; the thought of not getting accepted was just too detrimental.