515 MCAT, 4.0 GPA, ORM (North East)

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JAH_

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4.00 cGPA, 515 MCAT 130/127/128/130
Resident of New Hampshire
White ORM
Applying as a college junior/traditional applicant
Low-tier undergraduate in New Hampshire, top 150

Clinical Experience
567 hours paid as a nursing assistant (CNA/LNA) in a hospital & long term care facility
150 hours volunteer as a hospice patient visitor (visting patients in their homes/hospital/long term care that are receiving hospice services)

Research
1500 hours in Cancer Lab, ongoing (1 publication & 4 conference poster presentation & 1 oral presentation at large International conference)
350 hours for a summer research fellowship at Dartmouth Geisel (1 poster presentation)
Going to be working at a biotech company for 6 months this year June-November

Shadowing
56 hours shadowing in 8 hour shifts with (ER;Family Med; OB-GYN; Anesethia; Urology; Radiology; Pediatrics)

Non-clinical volunteering
90 hours with Food Bank
130 hours with Big Brothers Big Sisters mentoring young child

Other Extra circulars
Biotech company doing R&D for
Started pre-health club at college with mostly commuter students and am the president; club has been going for 2 years now and has 40 members.
TA for lab course, teaching basic lab skills, coming up with lessons

Honors or awards
2 research fellowship awards for fully funded research over the summer
2 grants to fund research & presentation
5 posters & 1 talk
1 published paper

School List
**My % MCAT is the percentage that my MCAT score falls in within the accepted students, out of state for state school.

Applied

Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine 10-25%
University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry 10-25%
Albert Einstein College of Medicine 25-50%
New York Medical College 25-50%
The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University 25-50%
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine 25-50%
Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth 25-50%
Tufts University School of Medicine 25-50%
University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine 50-75%
Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University 50-75%
University of Massachusetts 50-75%
Robert Larner, M.D., College of Medicine at the University of Vermont 50-75%
Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University 50-75%
Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine 75-90%
Drexel University College of Medicine 75-90%



Planning to Add

Boston University 10-25%
Weill Cornell Medicine 10-25%
University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine 10-25%
Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell 25-50%
University of California, San Francisco 25-50%
Emory 25-50%
Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine 50-75%
Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine 50-75%
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health 50-75%
Georgetown 50-75%
Rush Medical College 75-90%
University of Illinois College of Medicine 75-90%
Albany Medical College 75-90%
Pennsylvania State University 75-90%
Wake Forest 75-90%
Medical College of Wisconsin 75-90%


(moderator note: reformatted your list because pasting a spreadsheet doesn't create a readable list on SDN)
 
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Loyola and Rush expect far more non clinical volunteering hours than you have. Some of the others are reaches. You could add these schools:
Boston University
Hofstra
Hackensack
Georgetown
Albany
Penn State
Wake Forest
Medical College Wisconsin
 
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Oops! Correcting: Is this your previous WAMC?
 
Oops! Correcting: Is this your previous WAMC?
Yes!