3.9 GPA, 37 MCAT, CA Resident - Which Schools?

[bloppers2345]

Hello,

I was planning on apply this upcoming cycle for 2016 Fall Enrollment and wanted to get assistance on which schools to apply to:

Stats:
3.9 sGPA, 3.9 cGPA
37 MCAT (14/11/12)
Engineering student (one of top 3 eng schools)
CA Resident

Activities
3 years of research in various fields (2 pubs, multiple conferences/awards (local + international))
1 summer in a NIH Program Internship
2 years as Resident Assistant
2 years volunteering at a homeless clinic
3+ years director/member for engineering design org (multiple clinical projects with doctors)
2 years leadership in engineering student org
1 year volunteering at hospital (120+ hrs by application cycle)
Shadowing with doctors in various fields (60 hrs by application cycle)

I have the following school list. I feel that my list is more top heavy, but I want to maximize my chances to get in this cycle (adding more safeties). Any help is appreciated:

Boston University
Case Western
Columbia
Duke
Harvard
Johns Hopkins
USC
NYU
NYMC
Northwestern
Oregon Health & Science University School of Medicine
Penn State
UPenn
Saint Louis University of Medicine
Thomas Jefferson University
Stanford
Stonybrook
Tufts
UCD
UCI
UCLA
UCR
UCSD
UCSF
UChicago
University of Illinois
UMichigan
Pittsburgh
Rochester of Medicine
WashU
Yale

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[CannedPineapple]

Looks pretty good already. Minor tweaks I'd make: Oregon HSU is a tricky school...they don't tend to like us CA applicants, and they often go for non-trads - I'd take it out unless you have some specific reason for wanting to go there.
I might also add Mt. Sinai and Albert Einstein, and hell, maybe even Cornell if you wanted some more NYC schools. Otherwise, honestly, I think you're fine, even though it's pretty top heavy. Given what you've shared, you're pretty competitive at most schools, and I applied with similar stats and only about 20 schools and was fine.

Good luck!