Hi everyone,
I came here looking for some advice on where to get started towards some serious GPA repair.
A little background information. After several years battling an illness while in college, I graduated from UCLA with a horrendous 2.41 gpa 
There is an upward trend if that helps. Anyways, I took all but the second semester of Ochem. Regardless, my SGPA average aside from Physics (which I took in my last year getting A’s) is around a C average.
Now that I am feeling much healthier I really want to give it another shot. I read through some of the posts about doing a second bachelors and retaking the premeds. After some research, to my dismay, many of the programs I’ve come across require at least a 2.5 to even attempt the second bachelors Does this mean my only option at this point is retaking classes at the community college level or am I just out of options.
Any advice/input would be much appreciated. Thank you so much for taking the time to read my post.
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A second bachelor’s is not required by any means. What is needed academically is a fresh set of the required prereqs. There are several ways to approach this. You can get into a formal postbacc. While many do require minimum GPA for entrance, there are those that are designed as GPA enhancers. You can also simply take courses at a 4 year school as a non-matriculated student.
Welcome!
1986 B.A., 2.196 here. Nice to meet you! 
My story is all over these boards and on my blog so I won’t bore you with the details.
2012, 3.8 in all science courses done at same 4 year university… as a non-trad pre-med registered as degree seeking for the health insurance and the ability to pay my tuition in installments.
Start with one class. Do exceedingly well (never accept a “B” mentality, but if you get one, learn from it and do differently the next semester).
See how it goes. Good luck!