BS/MD Program

[merlinnus66]

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Hello all,
I am a junior in high school and I really want to get into a BS/MD program next year. If anyone could tell me if these stats are good enough for even the lower end ones, I would greatly appreciate it:

SAT: 2100
SAT II Chemistry:780; taking math, physics and US history this year
ACT: Waiting on result but thinking around 33
AP Tests: AP Calculus BC; AP Chemistry; AP US
Unweighted GPA as of last year: 3.71
Weighted GPA: 4.25

Chemgination competition first place in locals with states on May 21st (its done by American Chemical Society. we research a topic that could be helpful in the future and present it)
Academic Decathlon: 2silver and 1 gold for alternate level; officer next year
Hospital Volunteering ~50 hours
Shadowing in the summer
Volunteer as part of a court juvenile conference committee
Run chemical tests on nearby stream every month as part of a watershed association
Collect and identify samples from another stream as part of the same association
local library volunteering
Volunteer as a tutor for younger children; on a teen committee for the organization

 

[Bowchickawowwow]

Well, I can tell you that my stats were considerably worse than yours, and I got into a few GMED programs. My SAT was a 2250, and my GPAw was a 3.89 (So, pretty low), and GPAuw was around a 3.68. My EC's were pretty much the best part of my application, as I've been published a few times. Aside from that, with GMED programs, you have to make yourself look SPECTACULAR on paper, so you can land an interview, and after that, if you're remotely sociable, it shouldn't be hard to get in.

I got into SBU-GW's GMED program, VCU's GMED program, and GW-GW GMED. I got interview by Case Western PPSP, but didn't make the cut.

Remember, spend the greater part of 5 months constructing essays that tell adcoms WHO YOU ARE, (diverse, I hope).

Anyways, I'm a BS/MD program hater, haha, kind of why I decided not to attend any of mine.

PM me if you want me to elucidate!