Chances 4.0 GPA and 512 MCAT?

[Wildcatt0223]

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[Faha]

Where is your state of residence and where are you applying? What are your EC's?

 

[Wildcatt0223]

State of Residency: Ohio
I am applying to all OH, KY, WV schools and Michigan, Michigan State, Rush, Loyola, Penn State, and Vanderbilt for a total of 16 schools
ECs:
Leadership:
Vice President of Scholarship for the entire Greek community (Thousands of students)
Many leadership positions through my sorority
College Ambassador

Extracurricular Activities:
Pre med club
Biological honors society
Member of sorority

Clinical:
70 hr shadowing
Volunteered in a hospital lab for 25 hr last semester, continuing this fall

Service:
Ronald Mcdonald volunteer (25hr)
Volunteered at a homeless shelter (6hr, but was a transformative experience)
Visits and fundraising events at children's hospital (36hr)

Research:
Currently working on my own project, I have been in the same lab for over a year ~600hr, poster presentation, weekly lab presentations

Paid employment:
Retail worker for 3 years

 

[Faha]

You should receive several interviews with your stats. You could add Oakland Beaumont and Western Michigan.

 

[Big&Juicy]

You will get interviews. Take a look at this to boost your confidence.
http://schools.studentdoctor.net/schools/lizzym_score?reload=1&r=1467325524067

 

[Goro]

You're fine. Your chances will be best with:

I am applying to all OH schools, OK with WV, Rush, Loyola, Penn State

Lousy for Michigan, Michigan State, and Vanderbilt

I suggest adding:

U VM

Case (maybe)

Miami

St. Louis

Albany

Albert Einstein

Rochester

Rush (note: very service/experience oriented with a 150hr service requirement. Avg student has 800 hours of community service, and >1800 hours of health care exposure.)

Rosy Franklin

BU

MCW

Hofstra

NYMC

VCU

EVMS

Wake Forest

Jefferson

Temple

Drexel

Creighton

George Washington

Emory

USC/Keck

Tulane

Dartmouth

Any new MD school. Skip Central MI and the three new FL schools. I can't recommend CNU.

Uniformed Services University/Hebert (just be aware of the military service commitment)

Any DO program, starting with OHCOM, WVSOM, MUCOM, CCOM and MSUCOM

I have submitted my primary app and started completing a few secondary apps, but I was wondering what my chances are of receiving interviews with a 4.0 cum. GPA and a 512? I'm nervous that my MCAT is lower than what will be expected since I have a high GPA. Any suggestions?