which carribean medical schools are known to accept lower gpa applications?

[pelicanprentice 0]

hoping to get into tier 1 of carribean schools but i probably cant cuz i have a 2.6 gpa. this wasnt due to academic failure etc it was just cuz i was working full time and didnt really care for trying that hard in school until my last year where i knew i wanted to be a dacta.

right now i dont have mcat but i am planning to write in next few months and hope that will save my chances

[JohnGrisham 1,745]

11 minutes ago, pelicanprentice said:

hoping to get into tier 1 of carribean schools but i probably cant cuz i have a 2.6 gpa. this wasnt due to academic failure etc it was just cuz i was working full time and didnt really care for trying that hard in school until my last year where i knew i wanted to be a dacta.

right now i dont have mcat but i am planning to write in next few months and hope that will save my chances

How many undergraduate years/credits do you have for that GPA?  What was your last year GPA?  Course loads?

You'll need a strong MCAT to prove to yourself you can even handle medical school to be honest, even then not a gaurantee. Think wisely and honestly.

[pelicanprentice 0]

full time all the time, last year would have been 3.3 but covid ruined it. first sem was 3.1 and took 5 classes over the spring/summer term before and got a 3.54

120 credits for that gpa

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You may think not now, but if you do, you will think of this post and be haunted about how right I was when you either wash out or don't match.