Hi Tactickz, I'm just wondering what you ended up doing, and if you are having luck getting into programs. I have a very similar story to yours-- I graduated from Boston University with a degree from Sargent College majoring in Health Science and Public Health with a gpa of 3.0. This gpa was a great accomplishment as Sargent has notoriously difficult classes and all my Public Health classes were taken at the grad (700/800) level. I was also planning on taking the MCAT and applying to med school. I have worked at MGH as an intern and other hospitals throughout Boston. I was a medical assistant for a summer and became close with the doctors I worked under and one advised me to look into nursing and becoming a nurse practitioner-- I did and I fell in love with the idea. I moved home to complete some of the prereqs that I didn't get a chance to take at BU and applied to 5 schools so far...so far I have received 3 rejections. It is so frustrating and discouraging that we are competing against people with better gpas who majored in something fruity. I don't mean to be boastful or arrogant, but shouldn't a science curriculum and resume be weighted more? I am on a research team at BU School of Public Health and am getting published, I have been working in hospitals since I was 14, and am an anatomy TA. None of this seems to matter to admissions committees. It is so discouraging. Sorry to rant. I just received another rejection notice yesterday and it really got to me. I hope you are having better luck than I am. I'm sorry this response was a little late. Take care, good luck, and I'd love to hear about your progress!!