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Thanks for the tips! I might be wrong, but I thought Washington University strictly accepts people from its state/region?You could add these schools:
Miami
Pittsburgh
Washington University
Case Western
Cincinnati
Remove Geisinger since they have an instate regional bias.
No. It is U Washington that accepts few who are not from states in the Northwest.Thanks for the tips! I might be wrong, but I thought Washington University strictly accepts people from its state/region?
Delete Loma Linda unless you are a Seventh Day Adventist or extremely devout Christian. Delete Geisinger unless you are from the Scranton area.Hi!
I have my school list below. What do you guys think? Is it too top heavy?
Numbers: 3.82, 517
Urm: AA
Residency: NC
- Clinical volunteering: 102 . All from a hospice center
- Non clinical volunteering: ~ 700. This also includes a service project I founded dealing with girls education in an African country.
- Shadowing: ~150 ( out of US).
- Research: this is clinical research experience coming from 2 medical schools ~4000hrs no papers/posters/abstract
- Leadership: ~300hrs
- Miscellaneous Work: worked all throughout undergrad ~1000+. I also had one summer internship at a well known medical school. It was on healthcare management.
LOR:
- committee letter with 2 science profs and 2 non-science profs
- Individual letter from my biochemistry major advisor
- Current PI
School List:
Harvard
UChicago
Columbia
Cornell
Duke
JHU
Stanford
Yale
GWU
Georgetown University
Dartmouth
Brown
Tufts
Emory
UVA
UNC - Chapel Hill
Boston University
Rochester
Wake Forest
East Carolina
New York Medical College
Eastern Virginia
Creighton
Rosalind Franklin
Drexel
Quinnipiac
Howard
Meharry
Tulane
Seton Hall
Geisinger
Loma Linda
Temple
Loyola Stritch
Morehouse
Hofstra
Washington University in St. Louis likes high MCAT scores. It is a private school and doesn't have an instate preference.
You will get yield protected from the bottom half of the list. Remove NYMC and Rosalyn Franklin and add NYU and Northwestern.