what is good gpa for med school
If either your science or your cumulative GPA is lower than 3.0, you may want to reconsider your career choice. 3.0 is a cut-off for most schools, and even if you can bring it up into the 3.1-3.3 range, youâre in dicey territory. Most medical schools consider a 3.75 overall GPA competitive. As a rule of thumb, your science GPA should not be more than .2 lower than your overall GPA. The average cumulative GPA in 2010 for students accepted to medical schools was 3.67, and the average science GPA was 3.61. What does that tell you?