<p>I am in my fourth semester in college (Fall Sophomore), and I am striving to get into medical school. I don't want to go into details but I had to drop a class during my 2nd semester. I took 3 summer courses which I regret in some aspects, but don't regret in others. Because of circumstances I had to do a full withdrawal from the summer term and come back for the fall. I will have to take major science courses for the third time. It's embarrassing, but I'm not giving up because its what I want to do. This is going to be a lot of Ws on my transcript which I know is not good. However, I talked to my advisor about why I was struggling, and she told me that I can do a medical withdrawal. She said it can count towards my spring course and all my summer courses. She says I qualify because I was diagnosed with diabetes the end of my first semester. I went through a lot then seeing numerous psychologist, psychiatrist, and groups and taking tons of medicines for mental health. When I was diagnosed after being hospitalized when I almost went into a coma, they figured that it had a huge impact on many things. Ever since I have been trying to get my diabetes under control but it has affected me with the highs, lows, injections, and energy. I had to miss some classes just to get my sugars right. All of this including the mental and financial parts took a toll on my academics. My question is that how will this affect my medical school chances with withdrawals or even medical withdrawals?</p>
<p>My diabetes is getting in control and I should be good so I should do better for now on.</p>
<p>Thank you in advance for your help and reading</p>