<p>3.6 in the premed curriculum is not impossible, but it definitely takes hard work and dedication, and to be honest anything less than 3.6 gpa in the premed program is probably pointless since a gpa lower than that probably won’t get you into med school.
I think like 70% of our premeds get into med school which means doing well in the pre-med program is very possible.
I’m and engineer so Im not speaking first hand here, but my roommate is premed, hes in the PPSP program in fact, so I get most of this second hand from him.
I spend about 10 hrs a week doing HW. I don’t really study unless I have a test coming up. My premed roommate does probably about a solid 15-20 hrs a week doing HW and studying.</p>
<p>Simply put becoming a doctor is hard no matter where you go.</p>