<p>The MCAT is the great equalizer for medical school applications. It will give the the admission departments an idea of what you really learned, your standardized test taking skills, how you compare to the other applicants, and lastly your 1st year chances of passing medical school.</p>
<p>That being said, I have urged my D to complete her pre-med courses at a CC while in high school. She can decide in college whether to repeat those courses as part of her presumed engineering major.</p>
<p>As for the OP, get through CC first, complete college second and then worry about medical school application. How do you know that JH is the place for you? How do you know you would ever get in? You have way too much to worry about right now than something 4-6 years away.</p>