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I am a type 1 diabetic, and I also have severe gastroparesis which causes chronic nausea and vomiting. I ended up taking medical withdrawal my first semester of college due to having 9 hospital trips in 6 months from undiagnosed gastroparesis.
The following semester I had to stay at home, and spend my semester at a local community college, mostly to keep my medical insurance. I only got a 3.0 GPA that semester.
I am an Electrical Engineering major at a four year college right now, and I have an overall 3.36 GPA. I have about 56 credits right now, and I know I need to boost my GPA.
Does anyone think my chances will be lessened by having a bunch of Ws from taking medical withdrawal?
I'm not even sure if I want to be a doctor. I know what it takes to become a doctor, because I went to a camp full of premedical students every summer for about 10 years.
I just want your opinions regarding this issue.
The following semester I had to stay at home, and spend my semester at a local community college, mostly to keep my medical insurance. I only got a 3.0 GPA that semester.
I am an Electrical Engineering major at a four year college right now, and I have an overall 3.36 GPA. I have about 56 credits right now, and I know I need to boost my GPA.
Does anyone think my chances will be lessened by having a bunch of Ws from taking medical withdrawal?
I'm not even sure if I want to be a doctor. I know what it takes to become a doctor, because I went to a camp full of premedical students every summer for about 10 years.
I just want your opinions regarding this issue.