Im in tenth grade is it to late to be an orthadontist or Physicain?
I want to be an orthadontist or Physician. I am 15 years old and currently have a 3.0 GPA. I know I could possibly raise it to a 3.5 or maybe even a 4.0. I live near chicago. When I was in 9th grade I had a 2.9GPA. I was wondering If I still have a chance to be accepted to college to study and become either an orthadontist or Physician. I am not rich I am about an average person, money wise. Is it too late for me. I was planning to go to a community college over the summer to become a CNA (certified nurse aid) and work at a Doctors office. Do you think this will higher my chances into getting accepted to a college for becoming an orthadontist or Physician?
Im in tenth grade is it to late to be an orthadontist or Physicain?performing artsYes. As long as you are not failing high school and you get good grades on your ACT/SAT you should get into college just fine.
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Never too late as long as you try hard enough.|||grades, on the grand scale has little to do with it. unless its all you have then its everything. def work at a hosp if possible. that would be huge|||raise it and who knows...probably there will be one college that will accept but unless you learn how to play a sport really good it'll be hard to get a scholarship but anythings possible|||Orthodontist or Physician totally depend on your grades in college because you don't get to med school until after 4 years of college. The CNA would give you a taste of the medical field and you could decide if that is where you really want to be, but will be irrelevant about getting into med school.|||Your idea about summer cna is good. Any experience you have in the medical field will help you immensely (people like experience). It is definitely not too late to become anything you want. You will not get accepted right into a physician, orthodontist, degree... You will have to do a regular 4 year bachelors degree first. Your first 4 years in college will be much more important in determining your acceptance into med school (and that cna experience will help then). Your high school record will be important for your bachelors degree...your bachelors degree will be very important for your doctorate. Good grades are always the best bet|||You have time to raise your gpa. Worse case scenario is that you initally go to community college and then transfer to a four year school. When you apply to med school, they won't see your high school grades. Your GPA is probably high enough to get into Northeastern Illinois U or Chicago State U.
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