34Q mcat, 3.86 cGPA, 3.75 sGPA. help balancing my list!

[sbv9060]

MCAT 34Q (12 PS, 10 VR, 12 BS)
cGPA 3.86
sGPA 3.75
DE resident, grew up in NJ

EC's:
50 hours volunteering as an administrative assistant for a large NPO
50 hours volunteering for a hospice (clinical/patient contact)
100 hours shadowing (two specialties, no primary care)
4 semesters of clinical psychology research (no publications/presentations)
3 part-time jobs in customer service (over 5 years)
various non-medical volunteering through on-campus organizations
200 hours volunteering as a camp counselor
5 semesters on Dean's List
75% scholarship to a mid-tier large private research university

UMDNJ - NJMS
UMDNJ - RWJMS
Jefferson
Drexel
Temple
Penn State
Boston University
Tufts
Albert Einstein
SUNY - Downstate
NYU
Mount Sinai
Tulane
Wake Forest
Emory
Vanderbilt
Keck
Baylor
Cooper
Georgetown
GWU
Rosalind Franklin
University of Miami
Dartmouth
NYMC

I need help making sure my list is balanced enough. My biggest worry is that my extracurriculars are not strong enough.
Should I add more OOS schools..I was reluctant to do so
Also, I'm at 25 schools right now and I'd like to shave it down to around 17-20.

Any comments/suggestions are greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

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[Whatyousay]

Baylor favors Texas residents.

 

[sbv9060]

Ok thanks, maybe I should get rid of that one.
Any other advice on my list?

 

[Tapepsi]

Besides Baylor, that's a good list. I personally wouldn't apply to Drexel (and I'm a PA resident) but that's just because out of all of the philly med schools I like it the least. Jefferson will be your best bet as they give preference to DE residents (don't ask me why though). Just be warned though that all of the PA schools have high tuition (especially if you're OOS), so if you do go to one pick the school that offers you the highest scholarship.

Is there any reason why you didn't apply to any "reach" schools?