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Hello,
I just finished my bachelor of science in nursing. My plan was always to go to medical school after, but I wasn’t able to fit prereqs within my bachelors so I’m going to working full time as an RN and taking pre med courses part time. I am just worried about my cGPA in nursing. I am Canadian and I think I correctly calculated it and it’s Year 1: 2.68, year 2: 3.67, year 3: 3.81, year 4: 3.85, which is a cGPA of 3.28.
Would that be acceptable considering my upward trend and if I aimed for 3.8+ for my sGPA? I haven’t taken the MCAT yet, I plan on taking it after I complete my premed courses.
I had a lot of personal stuff going on the first year and I didn’t know how to study.
My ECs are good - shadowing, several volunteering in community long term, 2 publications, RN job, tutoring, some hobbies etc.
I have no clue, you should search through the DO forum and if you can't find the answer you can just make a thread about it in the DO forum.thanks for your response. A lot of Canadians schools want full course load in order to look at only last 2-3 years and with my nursing clinical and taking some courses in the summer that wasn’t possible, so I am going to focus on US school, and like you said probably mostly DO schools.
Do you know if US schools also have the full course load requirement and assessing courses and grades?
Trust me, do well on mcat and you’ll be just fine.Hello,
I just finished my bachelor of science in nursing. My plan was always to go to medical school after, but I wasn’t able to fit prereqs within my bachelors so I’m going to working full time as an RN and taking pre med courses part time. I am just worried about my cGPA in nursing. I am Canadian and I think I correctly calculated it and it’s Year 1: 2.68, year 2: 3.67, year 3: 3.81, year 4: 3.85, which is a cGPA of 3.28.
Would that be acceptable considering my upward trend and if I aimed for 3.8+ for my sGPA? I haven’t taken the MCAT yet, I plan on taking it after I complete my premed courses.
I had a lot of personal stuff going on the first year and I didn’t know how to study.
My ECs are good - shadowing, several volunteering in community long term, 2 publications, RN job, tutoring, some hobbies etc.