School List? cGPA/sGPA 3.9

[WhiteCoat2016]

Hi! I am applying for the 2016-2017 cycle. I an a senior a liberal arts college but I am Canadian (also Asian female, which doesn't help). Below are my stats, so let me know what schools I should apply to! I haven't take the MCAT, but will do so soon. List of schools! Thanks!!

College: Top 5 LAC
cGPA and sGPA: 3.9

EC's: (lots of research)
-7 different research projects with 2 HHMI grants, including projects at Penn State, UCLA, Oxford, Harvard Medical School, Caltech (I know, I collect them) (~3600h+)
-Spent one year at Oxford (Athletics: First Boat in Women's Rowing (25h/week), running, triathlons, blah)
-Volunteering: (ER, Patient Floors, Physical Rehabilitation Center, Pharmacy): ~500h
-Shadowing: ~150hrs (maybe 6 specialities)
-School Club Health Director
-Did singing for 4 years (including small Award at Oxford/Choir)
-Wrote for the newspaper for 3 semesters
-Volunteering abroad in Latin America (2 winters, one for mobile clinics, one for animal rescue center)
-TA for Lab and Lecture for Intro Genetics/Cell Bio (3 semesters) teaching night sessions for problem sets, midterm/final review, helping students write lab reports, grading, teaching lab technique, you name it
-Taking a year off (probably a Master's at Cambridge/Oxford for Neuroscience (yay UK) or as tech at Harvard Med, not sure which one yet)
-Some other stuff I forgot...fluent in 3.5 languages (forgot a lot of my Spanish) and am doing a lot of painting

Thank you guys for helping!

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[gyngyn]

With an excellent MCAT you will be a candidate for any of the 64 schools that consider internationals.
You should probably eliminate the ones that rarely matriculate any, though.

 

[publichealthchick22]

You're in good shape.


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[WhiteCoat2016]

Do California schools such as UCLA or UCSF accept Canadian students? I know Stanford does, but is that the only one?

 

[gyngyn]

Do California schools such as UCLA or UCSF accept Canadian students? I know Stanford does, but is that the only one?

Last year Stanford matriculated 3 internationals; UCSF one; UCSD, UCLA, UCD and USC all zero.
Irvine and Riverside don't consider international applications at all.
Look at the acceptance tab (at the bottom) in the MSAR.