WAMC and where to apply to medical school?: 4.0 GPA, 517 MCAT, not great ECs

[spiderpunk!]

Hello, I am finishing up primaries right now, and I would like some help on what schools I should apply to as I am worried about my extracurriculars. I am a Florida resident with a 4.0 GPA and a 517 MCAT. Normal undergrad, non-URM. Right now, I only know I am applying to all in-state schools.

1. cGPA: 4.0
2. MCAT: 517 (130, 127, 130, 130)
3. Residency: Florida
4. Race: Asian
5. Undergrad: University of South Florida, graduating in 2024
6. Clinical experience:
   1. Medical Scribe - 350 hours for family medicine
7. Research: Research Assistant in a wet lab, 100 hours as I only started Spring 2023, no publications
8. Shadowing: Internal Medicine (50 hours)
9. Volunteering:
   1. FEMA vaccine clinic (150 hours, in underserved community) - clinical
   2. H4H volunteer (did BP and mental health screens, 50 hours) - nonclinical
10. Other experiences (my career prior to switching to medicine):
11. 600 hours of tutoring math, biology, general chemistry, and organic chemistry
12. 100 hours of peer leading general chemistry and organic chemistry
13. Dean's List from Fall 2020-present
14. Walmart Stocker (350 hours)
15. Hobby of volleyball
16. H4H leadership (50 hours, natural disaster committee chair)

School List as of now:
U Florida
Florida State
Florida Atlantic
Florida International
Central Florida
NOVA MD
USF Morsani
Miami
Jefferson
Hofstra
Rochester
Tufts
Cincinnati
Western Michigan
Kaiser
NYU-LI
Oakland
Quinnipiac
Vermont
U Mass

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[spiderpunk!]

@Goro @Faha @Mr.Smile12 @gyngyn @chilly_md

 

[Mr.Smile12]

This is a duplicate post.

 

[Goro]

Can't recommend applying with the weak nonclinial ECs and research.

Take a gap year to bulk up your app.

If that's your real name, suggest changing it for the sake of anonymity.

 

[wysdoc]

See duplicate post here Trouble making med school list! Help is much appreciated, I have decent stats and below average ECs...

Closing this one