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A 3.0 is a B average which in academics usually stands for above average. I know for getting into medical school that kind of gpa is dismissed. But I'm not sure I understand why? When did being above average (3.0-3.4) become a negative connotation? I'm not complaining, just curious. Maybe its linked to relative competitivness. Is this a similar trend in applying to residency? The reason I ask is somewhere between graduating undergrad and building up my med school app, the accomplishments I achieved in undergrad and how proud I was being and A/B student became something akin to a scarlet letter. My 3.2 gpa is an eye sore and an all out embarrassment. Any ideas? @gonnif @Goro @meded @Crayola
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