Where could I realistically expect to get in? I would like to attend my undergrad institution's medical school. Realistic? I heard that UF's med school is not really stat-based in terms of admissions.
Note that the MCAT score is predicted from the results of several practice tests.
Biology major.
Florida resident; University of Florida.
cGPA: 3.8
sGPA: 3.7
Here are my ECs:
1) Undergraduate TA for general chemistry (two semesters) and biochemistry (two semesters)
2) Volunteered in various departments (mainly ER) at university-affiliated hospital (cumulative 200 hours)
3) Mentor and later executive board member of mentoring organization which works with underprivileged children at a local high school (since freshman year to present)
4) Tapped by a co-founder to work for a major local tutoring organization (happened freshman year). I had to later give up working for them and instead volunteered my time there because I became a TA. Helped develop content review guides on a purely voluntary basis (never received any revenue or money).
5) Work in a research lab (three semesters).
6) Chemistry club. Promoted local chemical literacy; organized competitions, etc.
Note that the MCAT score is predicted from the results of several practice tests.
Biology major.
Florida resident; University of Florida.
cGPA: 3.8
sGPA: 3.7
Here are my ECs:
1) Undergraduate TA for general chemistry (two semesters) and biochemistry (two semesters)
2) Volunteered in various departments (mainly ER) at university-affiliated hospital (cumulative 200 hours)
3) Mentor and later executive board member of mentoring organization which works with underprivileged children at a local high school (since freshman year to present)
4) Tapped by a co-founder to work for a major local tutoring organization (happened freshman year). I had to later give up working for them and instead volunteered my time there because I became a TA. Helped develop content review guides on a purely voluntary basis (never received any revenue or money).
5) Work in a research lab (three semesters).
6) Chemistry club. Promoted local chemical literacy; organized competitions, etc.