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I have recently graduated with my Bachelors in Interdisciplinary Studies which focused in Biomedical Science and Psychology with a minor in Health Science. I am worried about my GPA for PA school... I am taking the Kaplan course for the GRE and plan to take that in July, I have been volunteering at the hospital and have about 200+ Hrs... I have been shadowing a wound care nurse and have also volunteering in a pharmacy, cardiologist office (shadowed the PA), and case management in the hospital.
Overall : 3.34
Science is somewhere around 2.8-2.9
Here is a list of courses and grades...
Biology 1 - C
Biology 2- A
Chemistry 1- C
Chemistry 2- B
Organic Chemistry 1 and 2- C
Physics 1- A
Physics 2- B
Anatomy & Physiology 1 and 2- B
Statistics- B
Microbiology- C
I am seeking any sort of advice, I will be submitting my CASPA here in mid July, I have a recommendation letter from the Wound care nurse i am shadowing, a internal medicine MD and am working on a letter from a PA. I am afraid my grades won't be competitive enough for admission to any PA school... I plan on getting a relatively high school on the GRE. If anyone has similar grades and has gotten accepted please let me know! Also i am open to any suggestions or advice!
Thanks so much!
Rick
Overall : 3.34
Science is somewhere around 2.8-2.9
Here is a list of courses and grades...
Biology 1 - C
Biology 2- A
Chemistry 1- C
Chemistry 2- B
Organic Chemistry 1 and 2- C
Physics 1- A
Physics 2- B
Anatomy & Physiology 1 and 2- B
Statistics- B
Microbiology- C
I am seeking any sort of advice, I will be submitting my CASPA here in mid July, I have a recommendation letter from the Wound care nurse i am shadowing, a internal medicine MD and am working on a letter from a PA. I am afraid my grades won't be competitive enough for admission to any PA school... I plan on getting a relatively high school on the GRE. If anyone has similar grades and has gotten accepted please let me know! Also i am open to any suggestions or advice!
Thanks so much!
Rick