CaptainPlanet Posted August 8, 2013 Report Share Posted August 8, 2013 Never considered going to Med school a until around last year, and as a result my undergrad isn't exactly structured as most med schools want. (mostly due to work commitments) B.Sc. Chemistry 1st Year: 28 credits, GPA: 3.51 2nd Year: 28 Credits, GPA 3.61 3rd Year: 23 Credits, GPA: 3.85 4th Year: 24 Credits, GPA: 4.0 5th Year: Coop + 15 Credits, GPA: 3.9 6th Year: Coop + 15 Credits, GPA: TBA Cumulative GPA: 3.73 (OMSAS), 85.6% (UBC scale) As I understand it UBC is fairly forgiving in regards to not taking a full course load, and I and luckily a British Columbian; however from what I've read I'm pretty much screwed for most other schools. Is this about right? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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