I was wondering if anyone has any additional advice on some schools I can add to my list. I have the MSAR but its hard to get a feel for the schools environment off of just the numbers. Any feedback would be very appreciated! I am currently a NC resident but have always dreamed of going to a cali school.
Double Major: Nutrition Science and Human Biology
cGPA >3.85
sGPA >3.8
Waiting on my MCAT Score but should be around a 30.
First time applicant
200 hours of community based research
8 months of working at free and reduced clinic
400 volunteer hours of non medical experience
100 hours of physician shadowing
TA: 1 semester
Worked numerous small rural clinics: interest in public health/undeserved populations
Worked variety of small jobs in college to help with finances
Graduated in May 2014 but applying this cycle in order to gain more clinical experience
East Carolina (Brody)
UNC
Wake Forest
U of Wash
U of Arizona
UCI
UCLA
UC Riverside
UCSD
USC
Stanford (huge reach)
U of F
I understand that all California schools are a reach and I was just wondering if anyone else had some advice on schools.
Double Major: Nutrition Science and Human Biology
cGPA >3.85
sGPA >3.8
Waiting on my MCAT Score but should be around a 30.
First time applicant
200 hours of community based research
8 months of working at free and reduced clinic
400 volunteer hours of non medical experience
100 hours of physician shadowing
TA: 1 semester
Worked numerous small rural clinics: interest in public health/undeserved populations
Worked variety of small jobs in college to help with finances
Graduated in May 2014 but applying this cycle in order to gain more clinical experience
East Carolina (Brody)
UNC
Wake Forest
U of Wash
U of Arizona
UCI
UCLA
UC Riverside
UCSD
USC
Stanford (huge reach)
U of F
I understand that all California schools are a reach and I was just wondering if anyone else had some advice on schools.
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