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Your GPA's are not on the lower end. They are competitive, and you will be highly desirable provided you prepare a very strong application.
1) Get shadowing especially in primary care areas AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, and don't apply until you get to around 100 hours.
2) Get networking with students, student services/diversity administrators, and admissions staff IMMEDIATELY and let them also provide any insight. This includes SNMA officers at the schools where you are most interested in attending.
You have a a very strong application for any school, including T20s. Definitely include a range of schools on your list, but don’t sell yourself short.Thanks for the feedback smile, I will definitely reach out to the individual universities.
Do you think that I have a chance at a T20 or should I shoot a bit lower?
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As you are right now you have a decent chance at a top 20. Get 40 hours of shadowing, most of that in primary care, and you are a strong applicant for top schools; it is a crapshoot but you would then have an excellent chance of matriculating to a top school. Apply to 15-20 top 20s, HBCUs, and state schools. Good luck.
No impact, positive or negative.How much does being from a public university hurt my chances at Top 20.
Hi Mr. Smile, thank you for the feedback. If possible can you please remove your quote in your first post?No impact, positive or negative.
Oh man, I had one question that I forgot about. How much does being from a public university hurt my chances at Top 20. I was searching yesterday for applicants with similar stats, and couldn't find any that weren't from a high-ranked ugrad.
Are there certain schools that I should avoid due to coming from a public uni?
That you come from a state school and not Harvard or Stanford is a minor hindrance at worst. Do not worry about this. Your application just needs some shadowing and you are not golden but platinum. Harvard? Stanford? Yale? Competitive, even strong, at all of them.