How can I get into a good medical school given I failed two classes freshman year?

Jugulator20
Wed, 26 Sep 2018 20:04:58 +0000

To help you from a GPA standpoint understand where you’re at and the hill you are facing, you should know that med school GPAs get calculated primarily into two important ways. One is a cumulative GPA, or cGPA. A cGPA will be calculated separately for each year, and an overall cGPA is also calculated. Two a science GPA, or sGPA. This will include all bio, chem, physics, and math courses (BCPM) you’ve taken. Like a cGPA, your sGPA is separately calculated for each year and an overall sGPA is also calculated. One’s sGPA is typically considered to carry more weight

I assume your 3.01 GPA is your cGPA. What’s your freshman sGPA?