You need to give more details. Where are you are in your undergrad? Why did you have to drop 3 semesters? What is your current GPA?
Either way don't be thinking about Caribbean medical schools until you are at least a year out from finishing your undergrad program. Also don't be thinking about them unless you will have some sort of significant financial support available to you.
You need to give more details. Where are you are in your undergrad? Why did you have to drop 3 semesters? What is your current GPA?
Either way don't be thinking about Caribbean medical schools until you are at least a year out from finishing your undergrad program. Also don't be thinking about them unless you will have some sort of significant financial support available to you.
You can still make it into a DO or MD school. Priority # 1 would be to get your GPA up. Choose classes that don’t have a subjective marking scheme (i.e. English). You want classes that test objectively through multiple choice questions. You are going to need to pull off a near 4.0 from here on.
Start getting involved in medicine-related clubs at your school.
Look into if it’s possible to get trained to be a medical scribe or EMT. These are the best ways to get real exposure to medicine.
They will take most halfway decent students. Especially if you apply early in the application cycle. I think I was a 3.6 GPA and 30 MCAT. I got the sense that I was a shoe in at my interview. This was 8 years ago though.