Should I take Biochemistry?

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Okay, I'm a junior with a 2.9 gpa. Organic chemistry kicked my ass. I have pretty much taken all the of the required science classes for med school.

Should I just take the few (two) remaining science classes I have to take for my degree, and, like just work on building my overall gpa up do some outside activities? Or should I try to take other science classes and bring my science gpa up?

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Okay, I'm a junior with a 2.9 gpa. Organic chemistry kicked my ass. I have pretty much taken all the of the required science classes for med school.

Should I just take the few (two) remaining science classes I have to take for my degree, and, like just work on building my overall gpa up do some outside activities? Or should I try to take other science classes and bring my science gpa up?


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all of the above. Improve your sGPA, your overall GPA, take the additional two classes after and then look into an SMP or post-bacc. Sorry man, I know that's not what you want to hear - There is hope, but you just have a lot of work ahead of you. Good Luck.
 
1. Make sure you really want to go to medical school. If you struggled through undergrad, med school is going to be a serious challenge. It may be worth considering other options.
2. If you are set on med school, then yes, do all of the above. If your gpa is a 2.9, you're going to have a hard time getting in anywhere, so that should be a big priority. Definitely take biochem (it's usually easier than OChem, yay!). Post-bacc is a great suggestion.
 
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