I agree with NTF, for exactly the reasons he gave.
OP, no research--not a big deal for most schools. No clinical experience--you might as well try to apply to med school having not taken the MCAT or physics I. Think of clinical experience as being like a prereq analogous to how physics or the MCAT are prereqs. Don't expect to matriculate in med school without it.
The time issue is a big one for students of all ages, but you will have to make time for things that are important. Unlike any other EC you can think of, clinical experience is the one EC that you must make time for. On the other hand, you don't have to go crazy and spend twenty hours per week getting clinical experience. An hour or two per week of shadowing or clinical volunteering over the course of a year would add up in the long term without being a great burden in the short term. Try local hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, doctor's offices, crisis centers, or anywhere else where physicians work and patients are seen.
Best of luck to you. 🙂
