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I'm a senior with a 3.8 GPA at a big ten school, but my MCAT is a 28. I've applied to medical schools but haven't heard back too much yet. I'm wondering if you think it would be wise to apply to a SMP program with the hopes of getting into a medical school afterwards (for example, Loyola guarantees you an interview), or should I work at a hospital for a year to get more exposure and take the MCAT once more, then re-apply. My 28 is my 2nd MCAT score, so it's possible that the third time would be better. Or, are these programs mainly for students with a low GPA who would have gotten in with their MCAT score? Basically, would good grades from a SMP make me look that much better, or would a new MCAT do it for me? Thoughts? Opinions?