Too low for post bacc?

[Premedrequest]

Hi all!
Im currently in naturopathic medical school but decided to give a shot at what I really want which is DO school! Im applying for two different programs right now but Im scared my stats are too low for it! I have a cGPA of 3.15 and a sGPA of 2.95! Im trying to apply to LECOM post bacc program and also for NSU post bacc FIMS program, does anyone know of anyone that has applied to these schools with similar stats and were accepted? Any tips if this is not enough what should I do? Im honestly starting to think Ill have to give up on my dreams…

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[Goro]

EDIT: If that's your real name, suggest changing it for anonymity's sake.
You can do a DIY post-bac.
Read this:

• Goro's advice for pre-meds who need reinvention

 

[dial1010usa]

Try this.

Master of Arts in Medical Sciences Admissions

The MAMS program accepts 30 to 40 students for each new class which starts in the fall. PNWU uses a “rolling admissions” process. Offers of admission are made until the class is full. It is strongly recommended to apply early. Inside PNWU MAMS...Continue Reading Master of Arts in Medical...

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Academic Requirements: Achieve a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale in college or university coursework or a 3.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale during the last 60 semester hours (90 quarter hours) of undergraduate degree study. This requirement may be waived at the discretion of the MAMS Admission Committee based on a written appeal from the applicant explaining any extenuating circumstances and what has changed in their situation.

 

[DO2015CA]

How are you factoring the naturopathic grades into the gpas you listed

 

[AsclepiusAdvisingLLC]

Hi all!
Im currently in naturopathic medical school but decided to give a shot at what I really want which is DO school! Im applying for two different programs right now but Im scared my stats are too low for it! I have a cGPA of 3.15 and a sGPA of 2.95! Im trying to apply to LECOM post bacc program and also for NSU post bacc FIMS program, does anyone know of anyone that has applied to these schools with similar stats and were accepted? Any tips if this is not enough what should I do? Im honestly starting to think Ill have to give up on my dreams…

There are many post bacc programs that you can qualify for. The AAMC has a database containing accredited programs, but you should think deeply on what courses you would like to take to prepare for medical school. This is completely dependent on your background and personal relationship with the curricula.