I am about to finish my DPT with a 3.8 GPA. My undergrad was a low 2.9 Biology major but i had no idea what i wanted to do at that time. Luckily I had most prereqs for PT school. I took a few classes a semester after i graduated undergrad to help bring up my gpa and somehow got into PT school. After maturing in PT school my grades were great and i enjoyed learning, enouhg to where i want to go to med school. I plan on working for 2 years to make some money, take organic and biochem and take the mcat. So that would put me at age 28 for med school. Do med schools look more into undergrad or grad school grades? If i did well on the mcat would that help me even though my undergrad is very poor?
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PT student applying, any thoughts?
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