<human>: Hey /r/advice, I'm coming to you because my school's career advising resources are shitty. I don't want to get into it, but I've gone twice and it has literally been no help.

So I go to a pretty prestigious school in the US, and all excuses aside my GPA isn't med-school worthy (~3.47) with a major GPA of 2.8 in biology. That being said I just got my MCAT score back and got a 515 (93rd percentile) which is amazing for me, but I'm not sure if that's enough to get into med school in the US. 

With my GPA and kind of sparse extracurriculars in mind I had begun shifting my career path and looking at other professions, but now that I got this score back I feel like I really have a chance. But do I?

As far as motivation is concerned I love medicine for the most part, but I also love working on teams and I wouldn't mind working in entertainment. Basically my life is a mess and I just started putting things in order on a different path and now suddenly everything is up in the air again. Advice?

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<bot>: Was a pre-med student who was giving up on med-school, just got my MCAT score back and now I don't know what to do.