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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. PA school might work. I dread the day she realizes Med School is not an option. Have med schools always been this competitive? [/quote] There is no way that you are realizing this before her. Trust me, any biology major (my daughter is one) is surrounded by pre-health professional students who are very grade conscious. Most colleges (all?) have advisors who specialize in health admissions, so they would have talking to her all along. I would not bring it up if I was you. She is likely grappling with her low likelihood of being admitted to med school, and contemplating various Plan B's. Some kids go into public health or research for example. There are LEGIONS of kids in her shoes. She is an adult and will deal with this disappointment. If she REALLY wants it, she may find a way to improve her GPA. But, it is not a problem you can solve for her. Or a fight you can fight for her. Her future is in her hands. Just support her. Let her know that you have faith in her ability to find a happy, fulfilling path forward. (PS-ironically, she may have done better at a less prestigious school. Stood out more to her teachers or felt more confident. But that will never be known. Prestige of undergrad school is not that important for med school. GPA is king. At this point, you should just support her in her journey. )[/quote]
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