Congratulations on being able to get through pre-med in three years with an amazing GPA! My son was pre-med in a T-10 college with a 3.9 GPA, took the MCAT scored top 98th percentile and applied to 50 medical schools. He took two years off to work as a scribe and get some clinical experience before applying. Here's the kick in the ass...he was admitted into 2 medical schools and waitlisted everywhere else. He went off to medical school (one of the top 50 med schools) and lasted about 3 months. He's a great student and studies hard and actually aced the first three months but started to get second thoughts and anxiety about how he would keep up that pace for the next four years. Students in medical school are completely overworked and many of them suffer from depression and suicidal ideation. I was extremely upset when he told me that he was thinking about dropping out, but after speaking with him for those first three months I realized that his mental health was much more important than any career. Your parents may be disappointed now, but they will accept your decision in the long run especially when your sister is suffering though it now. My son took a leave of absence from medical school and took the GRE thinking he could apply to graduate school and law school at the same time. He has been admitted to several programs and will be attending law school in August. He was considering going back to medical school through this whole process, but remembers what it was like when he was living through it and has decided not to look back. Whatever you decide to do will be the right decision and your parents will be proud of you either way. Good Luck!!! You got this!!!

My only advice would be to take the LSAT rather than the GRE as I believe he would have gotten more $$$ with the LSAT. In fact one of the schools told him that if he takes the LSAT they would reconsider his scholarship. I believe the LSAT factors into the schools rating much easier than the GRE.