This may be a dumb questing (sGPA)

[nm8948]

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So, what exactly does the science GPA consist of? Is it only the core science courses you need to take to graduate/that the med schools look for (like organic, physics)? Or any class you take that is considered a science, like anatomy etc?

 

[TexasMDtobe]

The sGPA is also known as the BCPM GPA, with all Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Math classes counting toward it, not only the med school prerequisites.

 

[OhioDoc]

So, what exactly does the science GPA consist of? Is it only the core science courses you need to take to graduate/that the med schools look for (like organic, physics)? Or any class you take that is considered a science, like anatomy etc?

The above poster is correct. You should use the search function next time, there's an entire thread dedicated to this topic. You can also garner the information from the AMCAS instruction manual.