Talk to us about your current GPA.

"I feel that my GPA could have been higher; however, I was working full time while attending classes, and I struggled in some of the general courses required for my bachelor's degree. I learned a lot about discipline and commitment during the last four years and look forward to bringing this same discipline to Georgetown University's medical school."

"My current GPA is a fair reflection of my above-average ability in pre-med coursework. You will see that my basic science GPA is even higher than my overall GPA, which suggests my abilities within this field."

Knowing that your interviewing team will have access to your GPA through your official transcripts, you'll want to talk openly about how you feel about your performance. If you were satisfied with your GPA, talk about the hard work you committed to making it a reality. If you were not satisfied, openly discuss what hindered your GPA and show that you've put thought into how you can improve in this area as a medical student at Georgetown University.