In this installment of our Ask Dr. S series, we tackle the following question: Where should I apply to medical school if I have a low GPA and high MCAT score?
Developing the right school list to successfully apply to medical school is tough no matter what. But if you have disparate stats, such as a low GPA and high MCAT score--or high GPA and low MCAT score--then it's even tougher.
By watching this video, you'll learn how to identify the right med schools to apply to and how to effectively balance your school list, even if your stats don't neatly align.
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