which way to go

[bjcheung77]

@reignfire12, I got your PM, this info is from their website, so I suggest the following: UMPI would be your best bet to bump your GPA fast and to get you the check the box bachelors degree.  Having said that, you must make sure to have all the prerequisite courses for Med School, so you have to tell me (in PM, which Med Schools you want to get into as you need to know their prerequisites).

Basically there are so many different avenues to get into a Medical School, people usually get a Bachelors with the prerequisites completed OR, they take another year for the prerequisites after their degree, OR, the option you're doing - taking a Masters program for 'bridging' admissions into the Medical School.  It won't really matter which way, as long as you hit those prerequisites, GPA, and other requirements...

Bachelor's degree from an accredited U.S. college or university, or international equivalent
Official transcripts of all undergraduate, graduate, and professional coursework and, if applicable, official course by course evaluations of any foreign transcripts

Complete a minimum of four semester hours with a minimum of a C in both Biology and Chemistry with lab. Successful completion of Organic Chemistry I and II is recommended. Complete a minimum of three semester hours with a minimum of grade of a C in English or Composition.
A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale

Letters of recommendation
1 letter of recommendation from a pre-professional advisory committee, OR
2 letters of recommendation from previous instructors or supervisors who can testify to the student’s characteristics, integrity, application, and aptitude in science (if an applicant has been employed for a considerable period of time, 2 letters of recommendation from employers may be substituted).

*Note, graduate entrance exam scores, such as the GRE, are not required for admission.