I was accepted into a D.O. school pretty early in the cycle and just couldn't get myself to work anymore. My senior gpa is a 2.56, do you think I could lose my acceptance?
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What was your lowest individual grade?
I got mostly C's, and a few A's and B's. But "C" was my lowest. I also finished all my requirements for graduation.
You're probably ok. Most places just want you to pass.
You're probably ok. Most places just want you to pass.
I agree.
I was accepted into a D.O. school pretty early in the cycle and just couldn't get myself to work anymore. My senior gpa is a 2.65, do you think I could lose my acceptance?
Oh wow..well your gpa as it is is pretty low for medical school cutoff's. However since you are already accepted it might give you an edge to escape any scrutiny..but if i were you i would stay ready to reply to school with an appropriate reason why your grades fell if questioned..its possible your school might just want to hear from you, so just be prepared and don't use procrastination as a reason for your poor performance.
Oh wow..well your gpa as it is is pretty low for medical school cutoff's. However since you are already accepted it might give you an edge to escape any scrutiny..but if i were you i would stay ready to reply to school with an appropriate reason why your grades fell if questioned..its possible your school might just want to hear from you, so just be prepared and don't use procrastination as a reason for your poor performance.
That was his senior year gpa, not his overall. I think all he has to do is pass his classes and he's fine.
That was his senior year gpa, not his overall. I think all he has to do is pass his classes and he's fine.
Some acceptances are conditional based on the assumption that you will continue to do as well as normal. They simply don't want people who slack off. I know of cases where acceptances have been pulled because of a low GPA in the senior year. It doesn't happen often, but it happens.