aw you are so sweet, thank you!! ☺

Sounds like you have a GREAT upward trend! As long as you took upper level science courses in the post bac, it sounds like you have done all that you can GPA wise that is in your control. You can definitely get accepted with those stats and the next step would be to look at all the other aspects of your application and improve any other weaknesses. For me it was adding in clinical experience because when I first applied I didn't have any! Best of luck! :)

and thank you for the kind words! ☺ so cool to hear when people have been following me for a while! Thanks for the continued support!

@@itslifebymaggie hello Maggie! Thank you for the encouragement and support - I’ll be sure to update you :) you’re gonna be a great physician, it’s so evident through the work you’ve put in. My AMCAS application has been verified, but I didn’t know how GPA’s were calculated for each semester. Though the last 90 units have been a 3.8 for me, I have another 100 units that averaged lower earlier on, so the GPA distribution isn’t good and only shows for my Senior and Postbacc GPA on the AMCAS application. Initially, I thought the junior and senior GPA’s would be based off the credits I earned and excelled in when I transferred to university - I know it’s a lot of information, but regardless of how the numbers appear on the AMCAS, there is still a strong upward trend and I’ll keep my faith! Sincerely, thank you for the response and encouragement!

Also, unfortnately I was wrong about the science GPA. The science GPA through AACOMAS (DO application) is a 3.4. For AMCAS, it's a 2.99 though, which puts me just barely below a 3.00. My post bacc counselor said he would send an email letter to my medical list in regards to me due to that cutoff GPA. I'll continue the prospects though.

Great question! So for me, I would do a different subject the next day BUT that isn't to say you couldn't continue biology the next day if that is what worked for you. I liked to have my 3 day rotation because then I felt like I was learning everything equally versus getting really good at one subject and not even starting one of the subjects until I was done with a whole book in another subject. So for me I had that "bio/chem/psych" rotation so if bio day was biology Ch. 8&9, then the next day would probably be gen chem ch. 8&9, then the next day psych ch. 8&9 Then I would restart my rotation, except then I would probably do biochem ch. 8 & 9 on bio day, ochem chapters on chem day, and sociology chapters on "psych" day. THEN the following three days I would go back to that bio book. so bio day = ch. 10 & 11, chem day = gen chem chapters... and so on. Hopefully that makes sense! So "bio" day included biology and biochem books and "chem" day included gen chem and ochem books

oh and since physics also falls under the "chem" section, I would sometimes do it on chem days and sometimes do it on psych days since psych is a pretty easy section and didn't need as much time/attention as the others did

aw man! we must have missed each other while I was there haha but maybe I'll be back after graduation!! We loooove it so much there. So many fun things to do. Miss it already 🥹

Haha I’m glad! Love spilling the tea!

same! It's been too long! :)

Aw thank you so much and best of luck with med school!! How exciting! ☺️

Yes! Already did one here :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHjbf5icd6aJe9ksi=ktHel6t3ARe0oTkY

Aw, makes me so happy to hear this! Thank you and best of luck studying!