<p>If you think you do not need to refresh your math before taking physics and general chem classes, there is no point in retaking math. However, for a med school that requires math classes, I believe the grade needs to be C (excluding C-) or above.</p>
<p>If you could raise your BCPM GPA in 2 years, you could of course complete it in 2 years. Remember that the lab requirement alone would require two years if you have not had any labs yet. This all depends on your academic capability. If most premeds take two science classes and are still under a lot of stress in order to get good grades, are you the “one” who is capable of taking 3 science classes with the labs and am still capable of getting good grades in all 3 classes? It is not about how long you can complete the sequence; it is about how long it takes you to get reasonable grades in these classes.</p>