Where to go with a 2.9GPA?

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MyNameIsAlex

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Hey,

I am a Canadian student interested in going to a US school. My C-GPA is about 2.9. (3.7 - 4th year, 3.1 - 3rd year ... lower than 3 in 1st/2nd year).
I have 2 years of clinical research expirience in cardiology for U of Toronto.
I haven't taken any bio/chem/phys courses.

Is there a chance i can get into some post-bacc program with those stats? and are there any 1 year post-pac options for someone like me?

Thanks in advance
Alex 🙂
 
MyNameIsAlex said:
Hey,

I am a Canadian student interested in going to a US school. My C-GPA is about 2.9. (3.7 - 4th year, 3.1 - 3rd year ... lower than 3 in 1st/2nd year).
I have 2 years of clinical research expirience in cardiology for U of Toronto.
I haven't taken any bio/chem/phys courses.

Is there a chance i can get into some post-bacc program with those stats? and are there any 1 year post-pac options for someone like me?

Thanks in advance
Alex 🙂

You can look into the Harvard Extension program. They are known to take non traditional students with lower GPAs.
 
You can take classes almost anywhere. Go to a JC, state school, private school....and take the prereqs. You don't need to be enrolled in a formal post bacc, though it may offer more structure and guidance.
 
^... interesting... but to be honest i rather enroll in an actual program .... for certificate and such 🙂
 
MyNameIsAlex said:
^... interesting... but to be honest i rather enroll in an actual program .... for certificate and such 🙂

HES has a certificate program.
 
sweet tnx ill check it out 🙂

anything less prestigious than harvard? i think it will be alot harder to achieve high marks at harvard, no? 🙂
 
MyNameIsAlex said:
sweet tnx ill check it out 🙂

anything less prestigious than harvard? i think it will be alot harder to achieve high marks at harvard, no? 🙂

No, the classes are not curved so there is no competition between you and the guy next to you.
 
so all the classes at HES are held at night, once a week?
 
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