critique my EC's

[qwertyu12345]

-volunteer/shadow at primary care office for close to two years (patient interaction as well as observing/shadowing) roughly 10 hrs a week
-shadowed a DO last month (50 hrs)
-summer research (3 months) in dealing with patients with total knee replacements (physical therapy dept at my uni)
-volunteer teacher at local kids' theology school for over 5 yrs
-board member of student clubs at my uni (not health related but involve leadership and similar responsibilites)
-worked in pharmacy for 6 months
also have 3.5 gpa and 28 mcat and plan to apply for DO schools

 

[LUCPM]

-volunteer/shadow at primary care office for close to two years (patient interaction as well as observing/shadowing) roughly 10 hrs a week
-shadowed a DO last month (50 hrs)
-summer research (3 months) in dealing with patients with total knee replacements (physical therapy dept at my uni)
-volunteer teacher at local kids' theology school for over 5 yrs
-board member of student clubs at my uni (not health related but involve leadership and similar responsibilites)
-worked in pharmacy for 6 months
also have 3.5 gpa and 28 mcat and plan to apply for DO schools

I had much less ECs and I was fine. For example, I only shadowed a DO for two days but managed to get a LOR. You should be fine with your ECs, especially when your numbers are good.

 

[qwertyu12345]

I had much less ECs and I was fine. For example, I only shadowed a DO for two days but managed to get a LOR. You should be fine with your ECs, especially when your numbers are good.

really; what were ye statistics and schools that accepted ye

 

[qwertyu12345]

more critiques?

 

[DrWily]

You're fine.

 

[qwertyu12345]

You're fine.

Very well said