Hi all, please give me advice on if you think I would have a shot at MD apps. All suggestions and critiques welcome.
MD Applicant
Black Male
Florida Resident
3.9 sGPA, 4.0 aoGPA, 3.91 Cumulative
Bio Major
MCAT:
9VR, 10 PS, 7 BS
Some of my relevant EC's:
- 1 Lab Research Experience through UF Med (Summer)
- 400+ hours of clinical experience with LOTS of personal patient contact (Employed Phlebotomist/Clinical Laboratory Medical Assistant in a 395-bed Hospital) (Current)
- 200+ hours of shadowing experiences, including consecutive international travel to Haiti (past two years) for medical clinics and speak the language.
-Director of Advocacy for the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network partnership with the Gates Millennium Scholars Program (Political experiences of medicine and lobbying experience on capitol hill) (Current)
- 4 Week Hematology/Oncology rotation through Johns Hopkins Medicine at All Children's Hospital.
- TA for Gen Chem and Microbiology Courses for long term.
- Plenty of hours of community service hours med (Samaritans Free Clinic)/non-med - (Mentoring Programs through church and other programs)
- Bill and Melinda Gates Millennium Scholar
- Very strong leadership positions and experience that are genuine and meaningful and long term.
I feel as though my application as a whole will prove strong, everywhere else other than my MCAT. Thoughts?
MD Applicant
Black Male
Florida Resident
3.9 sGPA, 4.0 aoGPA, 3.91 Cumulative
Bio Major
MCAT:
9VR, 10 PS, 7 BS
Some of my relevant EC's:
- 1 Lab Research Experience through UF Med (Summer)
- 400+ hours of clinical experience with LOTS of personal patient contact (Employed Phlebotomist/Clinical Laboratory Medical Assistant in a 395-bed Hospital) (Current)
- 200+ hours of shadowing experiences, including consecutive international travel to Haiti (past two years) for medical clinics and speak the language.
-Director of Advocacy for the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network partnership with the Gates Millennium Scholars Program (Political experiences of medicine and lobbying experience on capitol hill) (Current)
- 4 Week Hematology/Oncology rotation through Johns Hopkins Medicine at All Children's Hospital.
- TA for Gen Chem and Microbiology Courses for long term.
- Plenty of hours of community service hours med (Samaritans Free Clinic)/non-med - (Mentoring Programs through church and other programs)
- Bill and Melinda Gates Millennium Scholar
- Very strong leadership positions and experience that are genuine and meaningful and long term.
I feel as though my application as a whole will prove strong, everywhere else other than my MCAT. Thoughts?
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