Hi, I'm new to SDN and as I was reading some posts, I felt like I could get some good advice from the members here. Okay, I have applied to some post bac programs, I did poorly on the MCAT in the past. Currently, I have been placed on a waiting list for one post bac program and have yet to hear from the others. I am feeling kinda down and I feel that I should be doing something just in case I don't get accepted into a post bac program. So I was wondering should I just take the Kaplan course to boost my MCAT and forget about post bac or should I continue to wait for post bac and apply to some more programs? Do you think the kaplan course will be better choice than a post bac program. I really appreciate any input. 😕
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Post bacs are usually used by students to improve their GPA or to take prerequisites that they are lacking. If your problem isn't GPA or prereqs, I'm not sure that you have any reason to enroll in a post bac.
You can check out the MCAT forum to see peoples' discussions on various prep courses and then decide if that would work for you.
*edit* this is a duplicate thread, so I'm going to close it. Anyone else wanting to contribute can post on the open thread in the reapplicant forum.
You can check out the MCAT forum to see peoples' discussions on various prep courses and then decide if that would work for you.
*edit* this is a duplicate thread, so I'm going to close it. Anyone else wanting to contribute can post on the open thread in the reapplicant forum.
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