Going to medical school after receiving bachelors in different degree?

[DramaMama2021]

I will say once again meet with an advisor! Whatever sources you are using to get your information are not accurate.

Based on the information shared in the last few posts, do you have a competitive GPA/sGPA? If not, you need to adjust your plans toward a career that is reasonable for your interests and abilities. If you are truly interested in healthcare, volunteer (as has been suggested) and confirm that it actually is something you want to do. There are many career options in healthcare that do not require the time, expense and academic credentials as med/dental school.

Please meet with both pre-health and career services advisors for guidance.

Edit: You may find this post enlightening.

Is it a good practice to take a post-grad gap year to prepare for a med school?

You can read through a couple of these to get an idea of what med schools are looking for. I’ve included the last two years plus the one from my guy’s year. You can google to get others, though a quick read of a couple shows you it’s a template - they look for the same thing year after year. That’s what makes it helpful for future students. My favorite advice is to, “Be someone your future med school could write about.”