Undergrad+MSP..what else!

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Well iv been lurking this forum for some time, and seeing as all these MSP guys are emerging, i think its time i ask for some advice from the SDN world

My story:

1. I'm Canadian.
2. Undergrad GPA by year:
-1st) 2.5
-2nd)2.54
-3rd) 2.61
-4th)3.3

Wrote DAT: 20 AA, 20 PAT (pretty solid)

cGPA around 2.72
Applied to about 25 schools, rejected at all....

SO i did a MSP in the states, got a 3.65 GPA, applied this cycle and got 2 rejection so far, and the rest dont seem promising, i called and they werent too impressed.

So if all goes down and i dont get in, which seems to be the case, what do i do! Any advice?

Oh and to those Canadians asking if theyll get in with a 2.70 and what not, it's NOT EASY! Below 3.0 wont cut it these days!
Thanks!
 
I suggest retaking your undergrad classes to bring up that GPA.
 
There is not a lot you can do with an SMP.... if you still want to go the DDS route, you will need to take more classes. Or you could always shoot for a different field in healthcare: pharmacy, optometry, podiatry, etc. They seem to be slightly more forgiving in the GPA category. Best of luck!!
 
What do you guys think my chances will be at an interview this cycle? How about an acceptance this cycle?. BTW i applied 2 weeks ago.
 
What does MSP stand for? i know its masters in something right? how many schools did you apply to this year? and did you apply to any canadian schools?
 
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