Hi guys,
So I'm a nontrad applicant - I've been getting my science courses through a post-bacc program after getting an MA in sociology (which got me interested in public health). My undergrad GPA isn't so hot since I wasn't nearly as focused or disciplined back then - it comes out to 3.1, ~3.3 when you average in my post-bacc courses. My sGPA (and post-bacc GPA) is a 3.85 however seeing as all my science courses were taken in the post-bacc program, where I excelled. I received my MCAT...
High sGPA, low cGPA, aced MCAT - where do I stand
So I'm a nontrad applicant - I've been getting my science courses through a post-bacc program after getting an MA in sociology (which got me interested in public health). My undergrad GPA isn't so hot since I wasn't nearly as focused or disciplined back then - it comes out to 3.1, ~3.3 when you average in my post-bacc courses. My sGPA (and post-bacc GPA) is a 3.85 however seeing as all my science courses were taken in the post-bacc program, where I excelled. I received my MCAT...
High sGPA, low cGPA, aced MCAT - where do I stand