Hello!
I'm a non traditional student applying to Medical Schools this cycle.
I first recieved a B.S. in Psych 2019 with a 3.8 GPA.
After realizing I wanted to pursue medicine, also realized I would need to take pre-med reqs.
Decided to transfer my entire degree over to another university and complete a years worth of courses to receive a second B.S. this time in Chemistry.
Graduated this Spring 2020 with a 3.38 B.S. Chemistry.
My question is, which accumulative GPA will med schools look at? 3.3 is in my opinion horrible. I am embarrassed to even mention it on here. However, need to give the whole story for good advice!
How bad will my 3.3 look in comparison to the 3.8? All opinions will be heard!
A's and B's in all sciences. The 3.3 is due to my GPA not being transferred when transferring my credits. My chemistry degree did not take the GPA just the credits from my last degree (Psyc). So the B's this semester weighed heavy on my GPA for this second degree in chemistry.
I'm a non traditional student applying to Medical Schools this cycle.
I first recieved a B.S. in Psych 2019 with a 3.8 GPA.
After realizing I wanted to pursue medicine, also realized I would need to take pre-med reqs.
Decided to transfer my entire degree over to another university and complete a years worth of courses to receive a second B.S. this time in Chemistry.
Graduated this Spring 2020 with a 3.38 B.S. Chemistry.
My question is, which accumulative GPA will med schools look at? 3.3 is in my opinion horrible. I am embarrassed to even mention it on here. However, need to give the whole story for good advice!
How bad will my 3.3 look in comparison to the 3.8? All opinions will be heard!
A's and B's in all sciences. The 3.3 is due to my GPA not being transferred when transferring my credits. My chemistry degree did not take the GPA just the credits from my last degree (Psyc). So the B's this semester weighed heavy on my GPA for this second degree in chemistry.