31R, 3.83, 3.79 (sci) Chances with this list of schools??

[MattMD]

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Stats are above, but my EC's are in my opinion strong:
-about 600 clinical hours of combined volunteering and shadowing( 4 docs, 3 clinical settings)
-medical interpreter
-medical missions abroad
-summer tutor and health mentor at local city center
-research for 2 years, in two labs(both major-related) , 2 research fellowships received
-pharmacy technician for 2 years
-on executive board for pre health organization

Illinois resident

List of Schools:
-Boston U
-Creighton
-Drexel
-GWU - DC
-Georgetown U
-Loma Linda
-Loyola
-MC of Wisconsin
-Penn St
-Rosalind Franklin
-Rush U
-Saint Louis U
-Tulane
-University of Illinois

 

[MattMD]

Anyone?? Help!

 

[thetugboat]

You should definitely be good for all of those schools. Your EC's are real strong, the only other thing you could do is a little non-clinical volunteer work and maybe a leadership position. Besides that, as long as you apply early, have good LOR and PS then you'll be more than fine. In fact, I'd think it'd be worth applying to a few other great schools besides BU. Maybe like a mount sinai,tufts or NYU

 

[MattMD]

You should definitely be good for all of those schools. Your EC's are real strong, the only other thing you could do is a little non-clinical volunteer work and maybe a leadership position. Besides that, as long as you apply early, have good LOR and PS then you'll be more than fine. In fact, I'd think it'd be worth applying to a few other great schools besides BU. Maybe like a mount sinai,tufts or NYU

thanks a lot tugboat, that definitely helps ease the stress of this whole thing

 

[I like meowmix]

I'd recommend at least giving northwestern a shot, esp since you're an il resident.

ec's look good, although i feel like your numbers don't help you all that much