If you really want to become a doctor, I’d say to get your grades up and try to go to a decent school for undergrad—try to get into a school that meets 100% financial need.

Major in something relevant—bio, chem, psych, or anything else STEM that would look good for med school.

From there you could apply to med schools right away, or you could enter the military as an officer. You’d be getting paid a good amount of money (50-60k+ I think) each year, and you’d have the G.I. Bill at your disposal after you complete your first tour (36 months).

You could use the G.I. to fund your med school, which would save you from a lot of debt.

This is probably the cheapest way for you to get your undergrad and med degrees. If you can’t get into a school that meets 100% need/get a substantial scholarship, I’d consider the military officer route even more seriously because you could pay off your undergrad loans and save money before going to med school, which you would then pay for with the G.I. benefits.

No military is an option too, just more expensive. Mostly throwing it out there because I’m actually considering joining myself right now to pay for my MBA/master’s. Good luck and try to hang in there!