RFU admissions, and other questions

[andyfromseattle]

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I have a 3.0 GPA for undergrad major in General Studies, I'm currently taking the science courses from University of Waterloo in Canada and I should probably end up with a 3.5-3.6 in the science courses. If I were to study real hard and get a 30-31 on my MCAT would I be able to get into RFU's AP program?

With this situation of 3.0 GPA undergrad with a lame major, and doing really solidly in the science courses, would it be at all realistic to apply to medical school directly? How high would I need to score on my MCAT to make something like that a possibility?

I decided to do informal post bacc work and then go from there, any and all advice will be appreciated about what I should do after I finish my classes.

 

[theunderdog]

honestly, i dunno what you're worried about. if you say u have a 3.5 -3.6 gpa and will get a 30-31 mcat, u really don't need to do a postback program.

u can save the 2 years and apply straight to med school.

the postback program is for people who want to strengethen either the gpa, or mcat, or both credentials..

 

[andyfromseattle]

I meant 3.5 in my post bacc science courses. An overall GPA of like 3.1

 

[EctopicFetus]

Andy you would have an excellent shot..

The the other poster the post bac is only 1 yr..

Regards,
Jennyfromtheblock