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darkic3ang3l4u

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ok so here is the thing...i just want honest opinins....

i finished undergrad in 2010 ( i was studying psychology and pre-physical therapy, which allowed me to take classes required to get into grad school for PT), but i did not graduate with a good gpa. I had hard time focusing on college, while dealing with many family problems. I am re-taking all the pre-req. classes at a county college hoping to finish by the end of the summer. DO you think if i got a gpa of 3.5 or higher at the county college, i have any chances of getting into physical therapy or occupational therapy school or it is not worth RE-TAKING ALL THE CLASSES?
 
A 3.5 or higher would make you more competitive, no doubt about that. I would take only what you need to though..no sense in paying again for classes you don't need to.
 
would i need to retake all the classes or the ones i did not do so well on before.,,,,i know i sound lost...but i do have alot on my plate....so what do you think....i have taken some of the classes i need in undergrad but i did well on some and not so well on others,,,,what do you think?