<p>I am an undergrad at UCSD studying Human Bio, haven’t been getting the best grades, mostly average. what can I do with a hum bio degree when I graduate if I don’t have the best grades. I was planning med school but it seems like that’s not happening. any suggestions please?</p>
<p>what about a PA or NP not certain what your GPA is but maybe that might work-</p>
<p>PA/NP isn’t a downgrade from med school, and one could argue that the PA curriculum is just as intense if not more, considering it’s crammed into 2.5 years. If you don’t have good grades, you aren’t going to get accepted to PA school either. /myspill.</p>
<p>On the topic of allied health professions, you could be a cytotechnologist, which is a professional trained to evaluate specimens to evaluate whether they’re normal or abnormal (ie. cancer, abnormalities), so they can either be cleared or passed on to the pathologist for final evaluation.</p>
<p>You could also go into the fields of nutritional, exercise, or health sciences.</p>
<p>where is this PA program? my sister’s is 6yrs? 2.5 wow wanna know so she can transfer.</p>
<p>That’s strange… is it a B.S./M.S. combined program? The majority of PA programs are 2.5 years long and are solely M.P.A.S.</p>