trying to find an HCE job.
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Hey,
I am an exercise science major (premed) aspiring to become a PA and have a few questions. During my first two years of college I had some slip ups mainly in math classes thus my GPA has suffered. Recently though my GPA has had a pattern of improvement with me finishing my junior fall semester with a 3.32 (semester GPA) recently. Do PA schools include both grades for courses I have retaken? Is this at all a competitive GPA? I was looking at the University of Gainesville which gave an average GPA acceptance of 3.5
Hopefully this upcoming semester I am hoping to find a certified nursing aid job if possible (then become qualified) with the economic slump. Would working as a lifeguard for three years be beneficial to my resume?
Thankyou for taking your time to help me, hopefully none of my questions were overly annoying.
- Dustin
My prereq grade is a 3.0; and again I am retaking genchem1 and bio1 which will go from C to A/B+ and also following coursework which will raise it. Do I include other science classes into this GPA like physics, metabolism, brain and behaviour?
Hopefully this is all the information you were inquiring about. Thankyou.
- Dustin
Hey,
I am an exercise science major (premed) aspiring to become a PA and have a few questions. During my first two years of college I had some slip ups mainly in math classes thus my GPA has suffered. Recently though my GPA has had a pattern of improvement with me finishing my junior fall semester with a 3.32 (semester GPA) recently. Do PA schools include both grades for courses I have retaken? Is this at all a competitive GPA? I was looking at the University of Gainesville which gave an average GPA acceptance of 3.5
Hopefully this upcoming semester I am hoping to find a certified nursing aid job if possible (then become qualified) with the economic slump. Would working as a lifeguard for three years be beneficial to my resume?
Thankyou for taking your time to help me, hopefully none of my questions were overly annoying.
- Dustin
why dont you get a job as an exercise physiologist at a cardiac rehab/stress lab? that would qualify for most programs and would pay better than a CNA
good luck
why dont you get a job as an exercise physiologist at a cardiac rehab/stress lab? that would qualify for most programs and would pay better than a CNA
good luck
Thanks for everyone's input. I do not have my masters so I believe that would not be an option at the moment.