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Is it crazy to have all in the same semester? And biochemistry too?

**For those who have taken both, which course did you find more difficult: Calculus III or Thermodynamics? I’m especially interested in hearing from Chemical Engineering students. Thanks!**

For those who have taken both, which course did you find more difficult: Calculus III or Thermodynamics? I’m especially interested in hearing from Chemical Engineering students. Thanks!

For those who have taken both, which course did you find more difficult: Calculus III or Thermodynamics? I’m especially interested in hearing from Chemical Engineering students. Thanks!

**Asking for Realistic advice**
Hi everyone,
I’m an international pre-med student majoring in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.
After transferring from other college to the one more competitive, I struggled academically, and my cumulative GPA is currently around 3.0. I know that’s a significant weakness, especially as an international applicant.
Outside the classroom, I’ve built a strong research and clinical background, including research at my college, volunteering at very important hospital. From first to second semestre after my transfer my grades are going better. I’m hoping to improve my GPA over my remaining semesters, score highly on the MCAT, and publish at least one paper.
Realistically, do I still have a chance at U.S. MD/DO programs, or should I be planning on a post-bacc or Special Master’s Program first?
I’d really appreciate honest advice, especially from anyone who has overcome a low GPA. Thanks!

**Asking for Realistic advice**
Hi everyone,
I’m an international pre-med student majoring in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.
After transferring from other college to the one more competitive, I struggled academically, and my cumulative GPA is currently around 3.0. I know that’s a significant weakness, especially as an international applicant.
Outside the classroom, I’ve built a strong research and clinical background, including research at my college, volunteering at very important hospital. From first to second semestre after my transfer my grades are going better. I’m hoping to improve my GPA over my remaining semesters, score highly on the MCAT, and publish at least one paper.
Realistically, do I still have a chance at U.S. MD/DO programs, or should I be planning on a post-bacc or Special Master’s Program first?
I’d really appreciate honest advice, especially from anyone who has overcome a low GPA. Thanks!

Asking for Realistic advice
Hi everyone,
I’m an international pre-med student majoring in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.
After transferring from other college to the one more competitive, I struggled academically, and my cumulative GPA is currently around 3.0. I know that’s a significant weakness, especially as an international applicant.
Outside the classroom, I’ve built a strong research and clinical background, including research at my college, volunteering at very important hospital. From first to second semestre after my transfer my grades are going better. I’m hoping to improve my GPA over my remaining semesters, score highly on the MCAT, and publish at least one paper.
Realistically, do I still have a chance at U.S. MD/DO programs, or should I be planning on a post-bacc or Special Master’s Program first?
I’d really appreciate honest advice, especially from anyone who has overcome a low GPA. Thanks!