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Sorry for another one of these threads.
I am graduating this summer with a 3.2 cumulative and science gpa, and was wondering if it was wise if I should spend a lot of money applying to 10+ schools. I took the DAT last year but did a decent job, so I am retaking it on July 3. My first time through, I had:
Bio - 24
ochem - 18
gchem - 18
RC - 18
QR - 18
PAT - 18
TS - 20
AA - 19
I cant believe I got so many 18's!! I know I can do much better as I didnt study the first time through.
Anyhow, would I have a decent shot if I scored in the 20 range? How high in the 20s should I shoot for to even have an honest chance? Or would it be best to apply next year when I raise my gpa by taking some post bacc classes?
I am graduating this summer with a 3.2 cumulative and science gpa, and was wondering if it was wise if I should spend a lot of money applying to 10+ schools. I took the DAT last year but did a decent job, so I am retaking it on July 3. My first time through, I had:
Bio - 24
ochem - 18
gchem - 18
RC - 18
QR - 18
PAT - 18
TS - 20
AA - 19
I cant believe I got so many 18's!! I know I can do much better as I didnt study the first time through.
Anyhow, would I have a decent shot if I scored in the 20 range? How high in the 20s should I shoot for to even have an honest chance? Or would it be best to apply next year when I raise my gpa by taking some post bacc classes?