3.73 Mcat 31 help!

[Zelda840]

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I don't think Nebraska is very keen on out of state people either.

 

[gyngyn]

Now look at the mission statements. For example: Morehouse, Meharry, Burns, Oregon, Louisville...

 

[Goro]

Concur. To make your life simpler, OP, eliminate ALL public schools (except in yor home state, if any), as they prefer the home team, and your imbalanced MCAT is below avg. Even simpler: retake the MCAT.

I don't think Nebraska is very keen on out of state people either.

 

[Wonton Soup]

It seems like you have a good amount of volunteer experience so I would look into applying to VCU. They are not as stats-focused and really love seeing applicants who are very involved in the community. Good luck!

 

[Dr.Forssmann]

GPA is 3.75 now

 

[Wonton Soup]

updated school list: based on >15% oos and mcat/gpa
1. Arizona-Pheonix
2. Arizona-Tuscon
3. UC San Diego
4. UC Irvine
5. UC Davis
6. Colorado
7. Connecticut
8. George Washington
9. FIU-Wertheim
10.University of central Florida
11.Florida atlantic University- Schmidt
12.Morehouse
13.Hawaii-Burns
14.Loyola-Stritch
15.Rush
16.Illinoi
17.Chicago Med-Franklin
18.Indiana
19.Kansas
20.kentucky
21.Louisville
22.Tulane
23.LSU New Orleans
24.Tufts
25.Maryland
26.Michigan state (MD)
27.Wayne State
28.Oakland Unviersity william beaumont medical school
29.Missouri Kansas City
30.North Carolina
31.south carolina
32.Wake forest
33.North Dakota
34.Creighton
35.Nebraska
36.Rowan University Cooper MEdical school
37.Nevada
38.Rochester
39.New York Medical
40.Buffalo
41.Hofstra university of north shore- LIJ SOM
42.Cincinnati
43.Toledo
44.Write State-boon shoft
45.Oklahoma
46.Oregon
47.Jefferson***
48.Temple
49.drexel
50.commonwealth
51.Penn state
52.South carolina-greenville
53.Meharry
54.Utah
55.Virginia tech carillion
56.Eastern Virginia
57.Vermont
58.U Washington
59.Medical college of Wisconsin
60.University of Wisconsin
61.Marshall edwards
62.West Virginia

After some further consideration now that I'm half-way through my cycle I'd definitely say remove Tulane. They screen pretty heavy for stats (and especially MCATs)