B.A. Chemistry, 3 years job experience as a pharmacy tech, bad GPA. What to do?

Question

I just feel so hopeless and ashamed about my life. I am graduating with my B.A. in Chemistry in December. I wanted to graduate this summer but due to an error on a professor's part (delayed grades), I have to wait another semester. This mean I have no classes from Sept. to Dec. I don't know what to do for these 4 months! My parents are wondering what's up with me too.

My old dreams:
Medical school-no hope with a 2.6 GPA
Teaching-classes started this week and I have no diploma.
Pharmacy school (used to be my last choice)-cutoff is 3.0
Master's degree--can't find any program with less than 3.0 requirement.
Travel--Would love to, but first would like to finalize grad school or career plans before I leave the country.

What can I do in these four months that will show employers that I am a lot more competent than I appear on paper?

condensed resume:
SAT score 1300, ACT 29, Florida Academic Scholar, Student Gov't Senator, Cert Pharm Tech (823/900 pts on nat'l exam), 1000+ hours volunteering, Outstanding Leadership Award.

Answer 1

You can still go to med school.

Go to ValueMD.com (http://www.valuemd.com/index.php) and start researching all of the available Caribbean med schools.

Most of the schools have rolling admissions, so you can probably start in January.

Answer 2

You can retake some of the classes which you got Cs or below in. Some masters programs have minimum GPAs or 2.5. Look at the less selective ones.

Answer 3

Have you ever consider doing a post-bacc program to increase your GPA average? Then you can possibly get into pharmacy school.

http://www.getintopharmacyschool.com

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