Thinking of changing careers to medicine but am not sure if some "transcript" stuff will hold me back

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Closing thread. The OP is no longer active and has already received plenty of guidance under their many usernames

Some of the past threads started by this user under other aliases:

How do I know if I should switch from my current field to medicine? I'm 23 and not in college anymore

Hi everyone, I’m posting here to gain some insight on whether I should even consider medical school (or not) at this point in my life. For some background on myself, I’m 23. I graduated from UC Berkeley in December 2021 and have been working full-time in business since Summer 2022. I graduated with an economics degree though I started off biology/premed. My science GPA (without completing any biology, physics, biochemistry, or any upper division biology), was around a 3.56. My cumulative GPA, including some community college coursework I’ve taken, is a 3.79. I also P/NP-ed a lot of economics classes, but have never gotten below an A- in any economics class I took at Berkeley. Here is a detailed breakdown of my grades in science classes. If there’s a star next to the course title, it means IDK if that’s a BCPM class or not. General Chemistry - A General Chemistry Lab - A Calculus I - B+ Calculus II - B+ Statistics - B+ Organic Chemistry I - B- Organic Chemistry I Lab - A Organic C…

What are my chances at med school as someone who's already graduated?

I’m an ORM turning 24 this year, working in an unrelated industry to STEM. I support myself and save about 1500 a month, with almost $50k in savings. I went to a “top UC” and earned a 3.56 science GPA and a 3.81 cumulative GPA, with a major in economics. I was a general chemistry lab and lecture TA, and I shadowed a GI doctor for 10-15 hours. My science grades were as follows: General Chemistry Lecture/Lab: A/A Organic Chemistry 1 Lecture/Lab: B-/A Orgo 2 Lecture: P (will retake for a letter grade; this was during COVID) Calc 1/Calc 2/Stats: B+ in all Intro to Data Science: A Any candid, but KIND, advice would be appreciated. I know why I didn’t do well during college and plan to see a therapist about depression/ADHD/other learning disorders. I’ll hire a tutor. I’m perfectly fine with being a DO if that’s what it takes and am totally fine being a PCP; I know I’m an idiot and that specialties like dermatology are out of my reach. I was humbled multiple times in high school with…