cGPA 3.90 sGPA 3.80 but lacking some ECs

[bigeman101]

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Colorado resident and white

I'm applying to medical school next year and am trying to determine where to strengthen my application in terms of extracurriculars. But before that here are some stats:
Undergrad cGPA: 3.90
Undergrad sGPA: 3.80
MCAT: taking January of 2018 with practice tests around 508-510

So a brief summary of my ECs

Patient care: CNA at skilled nursing facility and will have easily 1000+ hours by med school application
Research: research assistant in cell biology lab since april 2017 with an average of 3 hours per week (will be a total of 120 hours)
Community Service: Medical translator for underserved Latino community (total of 100 hours), mission trip from 2014-2016 in Ecuador which included 3 hours of community service per week (very conservative estimate of 200 hours)
Physician shadowing: 50 hours over 6 physicians (2 were primary care physicians)
Leadership: Youth counselor for 14-18 young men, training new CNAs

What do you guys think my chances are of getting into medical school? I know I need to work on my ECs but what do you guys think I can do to better strengthen my app?

Schools looking at to apply:
Colorado CU
University of Utah
Penn State
Ohio State
Medical college of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Virginia Commonwealth
Oregon
Creighton
George Washington
Georgetown
Indiana
Arizona - Phoenix
Arizona - tuscon

 

[Coltuna]

Your EC's actually look good. Maybe some shadowing.

 

[Faha]

Where is your state of residence? Are you URM?

 

[bigeman101]

Where is your state of residence? Are you URM?

Yeah I just edited that now. Colorado and white....so not urm

 

[Faha]

Your EC's are good. If you score at least 508 on the MCAT you should receive interviews as long as you apply broadly . Post your MCAT score here when available in February.

 

[bigeman101]

Your EC's are good. If you score at least 508 on the MCAT you should receive interviews as long as you apply broadly . Post your MCAT score here when available in February.

Are there any schools in particular you think I should apply to?

 

[Faha]

When your MCAT score is available I can give you a realistic list.

 

[Goro]

Come back when you have an MCAT score, and then we can advise.

Forget about ORH&S in any case.

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Colorado resident and white

I'm applying to medical school next year and am trying to determine where to strengthen my application in terms of extracurriculars. But before that here are some stats:
Undergrad cGPA: 3.90
Undergrad sGPA: 3.80
MCAT: taking January of 2018 with practice tests around 508-510

So a brief summary of my ECs

Patient care: CNA at skilled nursing facility and will have easily 1000+ hours by med school application
Research: research assistant in cell biology lab since april 2017 with an average of 3 hours per week (will be a total of 120 hours)
Community Service: Medical translator for underserved Latino community (total of 100 hours), mission trip from 2014-2016 in Ecuador which included 3 hours of community service per week (very conservative estimate of 200 hours)
Physician shadowing: 50 hours over 6 physicians (2 were primary care physicians)
Leadership: Youth counselor for 14-18 young men, training new CNAs

What do you guys think my chances are of getting into medical school? I know I need to work on my ECs but what do you guys think I can do to better strengthen my app?

Schools looking at to apply:
Colorado CU
University of Utah
Penn State
Ohio State
Medical college of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Virginia Commonwealth
Oregon
Creighton
George Washington
Georgetown
Indiana
Arizona - Phoenix
Arizona - tuscon

 

[bigeman101]

Come back when you have an MCAT score, and then we can advise.

Forget about ORH&S in any case.

Because they don't accept many out of state or what?

 

[Goro]

Because they don't accept many out of state or what?

They highly favor IS