... well now I hate to ask but yeah, I've been working on my personal essay statement (in all its 300 word glory) for a month... I've taken the activist perspective to responding... and now I'm feeling somewhat doubtful about it- what if it's too hostile? or seems too idealist? and about HMO's... I'm a Canadian student- so I'm not well versed in American health care structure but I did take a course in ethics in medicine and the law which briefly covered HMO's- so based on the above topics that were covered is it a good idea to reserach those items?
also... I'm wondering if I should even apply to ross because my gpa is kinda low, and I only took the MCAT once, my score was 25M; my first year was great, my second and third year I kinda blew it but by 4th year it was time to get back on the horse- I honestly became disinterested in school and faced other problems, but then my passion was reignited by some courses I took in my fourth year which actually excited me about the medical profession and about global health in general- is there any hope for me or should I go back to school and take the MCAT again?