<prompt> Human: The goal was for med school after graduating in 2014. After talking to advisors, professors, and other colleagues. I still wasnt able to get in after 2nd round. Tried to restrategize and retook the mcat a couple times, and still didnt improve much. I did also apply to other graduate programs such as Public HealthHealth Administrations. Still got rejected from those but accepted to 2 programs. However, they didnt offer much aid and werent reputable with little successful alumni, so i figured it wasnt worth more debt. Ive been working various odd jobs and but mostly getting temp laboratory jobs for 10-13 hour but Ive also been working as a busser at restaurant to get by. Ive only paid down like 850 of my loans. All the better research jobs require at least a masters andor better lab research experience yes, the paradox. I still live like a college student, trying to cook at home as much as I can and share a bedroom. 525month rent 50 in utilities. Yes, I searched for cheaper, but I dont want to live with rats or a gang-infested neighborhood. Plus a lot of landlords still ask for a credit history anyways, which mine is crap. I do try to apply to jobs such as human resources or marketing, but havent gotten anywhere with those either. I did get an offer for sales jobs, but it was commission only but required me to be there 8am-6pm, which means I would need to quit either the lab or restaurant job, so i decided not to do that. Any advice?Assistant: Yeah your GPA is low for the sciences graduate programs, they are very competitive. Have you thought about business at all? There are a lot of great things you can do with it and all you might have to do is take a few classes at your local CC. Actually you can qualify for the CPA by just taking classes there depending on the state. Or you can try a trade school, many CCs have great programs.Human: i have zero interest in being a an accountant, but at this point I cant really complain or be picky.  <response>: Also OP, nursing might be a good choice if you like biology and were leaning towards the medical field. 