SMP, masters program, or postbacc?

[poet9]

Taking the mcat in January, done with premed requirements, low cgpa, and biology major. I did a postbacc for one semester and didn't improve my cgpa/sgpa much. Should I apply for biology master at "easier college" or SMP like Touro or LECOM?

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[SterlingMaloryArcher]

Don't do a non-SMP masters I can tell you that.

 

[Goro]

Taking the mcat in January, done with premed requirements, low cgpa, and biology major. I did a postbacc for one semester and didn't improve my cgpa/sgpa much. Should I apply for biology master at "easier college" or SMP like Touro or LECOM?

Why do you think that you'll do better now?

 

[poet9]

Why do you think that you'll do better now?

the postbacc was two classes only. physics and biochem

 

[poet9]

Don't do a non-SMP masters I can tell you that.

is it a waste of time?

 

[Goro]

is it a waste of time?

MD schools don't factor in their grades, die to grade inflation and the coursework nof being like med school classwork

 

[sab3156]

Taking the mcat in January, done with premed requirements, low cgpa, and biology major. I did a postbacc for one semester and didn't improve my cgpa/sgpa much. Should I apply for biology master at "easier college" or SMP like Touro or LECOM?

Can you give actual numbers to us, please? Your questions are impossible to answer otherwise.

 

[poet9]

MD schools don't factor in their grades, die to grade inflation and the coursework nof being like med school classwork

so should I continue taking undergraduate classes and apply to smp ?

 

[Goro]

so should I continue taking undergraduate classes and apply to smp ?

Yup

 

[poet9]

Yup

Thank you! Just one last question, would it make a huge difference/does it matter when applying to med schools if I take the classes in an "easier" college near where I live instead of traveling all the way to former undergrad school ( much better school)?

 

[Goro]

Thank you! Just one last question, would it make a huge difference/does it matter when applying to med schools if I take the classes in an "easier" college near where I live instead of traveling all the way to former undergrad school ( much better school)?

No, only that you do well