To be honest, yes- it does look bad. Try to bounce back. You can always retake classes if you straight-up bomb them, but you have to get As if you do. Try to do better from now on. Make sure that your GPA trends upward so you can attribute your grades to immaturity or another factor. Upper-level classes are where you can shine, too. You'll probably have to do really well on the DAT to get interviews... Columbia especially. Even people who have high DAT scores AND GPAs don't get interviews. Study harder. Figure out what you're doing wrong. Can you not absorb what the professor is saying? Do you have test anxiety? Are you just not putting the time in? Make your classes your main priority. It helps if you treat the classes like your future is on the line. Because it is, in a way. Also, people take two sciences at once pretty often. That's the pattern all the way through college. You shouldn't regret that- you would've had to do it anyway. And it'll get worse once you're in dental school, doing only science and a lot more of it. Good luck!
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