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The average Rush student has something like 800 hours of service and 1500 hours of clinical exposure, so it might not be a good fit for you. If you're interested in the Chicago area you could swap it with Northwestern FSM (likes high MCATs) or Loyola (service-focused, just not as extreme.) If you want to expand you could always add some more mid-tiers:
Thanks! Did not realize that about Rush. I also haven't heard the greatest things about SLU location wise and safety. Anyway do you think any of the mid-tier schools you noted are more known to give merit scholarship? Or is that more of a top tier only thing
I'm actually not sure. As far as I know, all schools give merit scholarships to some extent. On your original list, I've heard great things about the financial offers from Wash U and Mayo. Also, UMich is well known for giving full-tuition if they really want you.