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My family came to the US from Trinidad and are mostly of East Indian descent (my last name is Singh...pretty much the Smith of India) except for my maternal grandmother's father who was of African descent.
With my stats (3.57/32) and being a California resident I am trying to get as much of an advantage as possible when applying this cycle - hopefully my first and last time. I am applying as early as possible and am on top of my LOR writers. I am also scouting out secondaries from previous years and getting a head start on them. However, according to the AAMC matrix, individuals who self-reported as Asian with my stats has about a 50% chance of getting into an MD school while individuals who self-reported as Black or African American had about a 90% chance of getting into an MD school.
Just wondering what you guys think I should do.....
With my stats (3.57/32) and being a California resident I am trying to get as much of an advantage as possible when applying this cycle - hopefully my first and last time. I am applying as early as possible and am on top of my LOR writers. I am also scouting out secondaries from previous years and getting a head start on them. However, according to the AAMC matrix, individuals who self-reported as Asian with my stats has about a 50% chance of getting into an MD school while individuals who self-reported as Black or African American had about a 90% chance of getting into an MD school.
Just wondering what you guys think I should do.....