'Applying to Physician Assistant School with a Low GPA' is a new book ready for release by Samora Charles Lungu.

She says, "I wrote this book for the student who may have been told that they cannot bounce back from academic difficulties. Through my story of failure and success, I wanted to provide a resource that will help others avoid the mistakes I made as I worked hard to make myself a competitive applicant, in spite of my low undergraduate GPA. I am a firm believer that anyone is capable of accomplishing whatever it is they set their mind to, as long as they are committed to do the work. It is my hope that my story will inspire others to be fearless in the pursuit of their dreams."

“ Dr. A” is a passionate philanthropist who serves as the Founder and CEO of IGMA, Inc. (I Give Myself Away), a charitable nonprofit organization she founded in memory of her son, William. She is writing a book to help grieving mothers achieve holistic release and healing.

Samora Charles Lungu is a Physician Assistant Specialist in Bethesda, Maryland. She graduated with honors in 2019, but the journey was not without challenge. Based on her personal experiences (and ultimate success!) she endeavors to help you save a lot of time, money, and heartache by applying to PAS schools that will give your application a fair chance.

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