r/PreMedInspiration

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Is pre-med at 45 a good idea?

I got my Bachelors in Business at 21 then worked entry level jobs for 20 years after that.

Now I’m considering a career path in medicine or healthcare, is this the right idea?

My undergraduate GPA was a 3.0, should I get a masters in something prior to applying? If so, in what?

How do you pay for a DIY post baccalaureate premed?

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u/ExcusePrimary3017 — 10 days ago
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Update as promised!!!

SOMEONE CHAD ME PLEASE 😭😭😭
I’M GOING TO BE A DOCTORRRRRRRR 😭
I JUST GOT THE A YESTERDAY AND I’M LITERALLY STILL SHAKING. I don’t even think it has fully hit me yet. After all the studying, applications, interviews, rejection emails, waiting, stressing, and constantly wondering if I was good enough… I ACTUALLY DID IT 😭😭
And to everyone out there with a low MCAT score: I’m going to keep saying it because I needed to hear it too. Your MCAT is ONE part of your application. Please don’t let one number convince you that you don’t belong in medicine.
I had a 497 and still got here. 🥹
I’M GOING TO BE A PHYSICIAN. WHAT???? 😭😭😭

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u/Fantastic_Nobody_602 — 12 days ago