I realize that my MCAT score is more than likely my weak link. I only studied from mid-October, through winter break, and took the first available date at the end of January. It's definitely going to be the first thing I change if I have to re-apply next year.
My PS was actually pretty good. Everyone in my committee letter interview said that it was one of the better ones they had read, and it was just my first draft at that point. I have a lot of personal medical experiences which are the main reason why I want to be a physician, and those are clearly shown in my PS.
Up until now, I hadn't really worried about my ECs, but I'll take it into consideration for a re-application.
I would have had a much earlier application completion, but waited through all of June and half of July for a physician LOR that never came through. The rest of my LORs are: my college's pre-med committee, my boss at the tutoring center on campus, my biochemistry professor, and my human anatomy/physiology lab instructor. All of these letter writers had my personal statement, CV, and a one-on-one chat with me prior to writing the letter.
Thanks for all of the great feedback. I'm not all that surprised that I haven't been accepted anywhere, but I am very worried that I haven't received a single II yet. Hopefully I'll hear back from some schools in the next few weeks.
