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Greetings everyone! I'm new to this forum so please spare me if I'm posting in the wrong area.
So just to be short, I want to attend medical school in the near future but may have some harsh obstacles in my way. I am a 19 year old Pre-Med/Pre-Pharmacy student currently attending my local community college. I didn't really know I wanted to go to medical school (or at least wasn't serious about it) until a few months ago. I have kind of messed around in community college and changes my major 3 or 4 times. I went from a communications major to now a Biology major. My grades have sorta suffered from my shenanigans. I have a GPA of 3.2 give or take. I know these grades are not acceptable and probably will not get me into a professional program. I'm getting ready to start my last semester at my local community college before I transfer to a public university. Since really finding myself I have matured and gotten a very level head on my shoulders. I currently have 2 "W" (withdraws) on my transcript along with a 3.2 GPA. My question is, if I really commit myself to my studies and show a persistent level of progression, will I stand any chance getting into Medical School or even Pharmacy School? I really feel this is my calling and I am completely dedicated. Any feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much!
So just to be short, I want to attend medical school in the near future but may have some harsh obstacles in my way. I am a 19 year old Pre-Med/Pre-Pharmacy student currently attending my local community college. I didn't really know I wanted to go to medical school (or at least wasn't serious about it) until a few months ago. I have kind of messed around in community college and changes my major 3 or 4 times. I went from a communications major to now a Biology major. My grades have sorta suffered from my shenanigans. I have a GPA of 3.2 give or take. I know these grades are not acceptable and probably will not get me into a professional program. I'm getting ready to start my last semester at my local community college before I transfer to a public university. Since really finding myself I have matured and gotten a very level head on my shoulders. I currently have 2 "W" (withdraws) on my transcript along with a 3.2 GPA. My question is, if I really commit myself to my studies and show a persistent level of progression, will I stand any chance getting into Medical School or even Pharmacy School? I really feel this is my calling and I am completely dedicated. Any feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much!
