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[wanderingorion]

You good

 

[neriticzone]

you’re a co-PI? Unless you have an R01 I’d say it’s 50/50, consider masters program

 

[satdixon]

you’re a co-PI? Unless you have an R01 I’d say it’s 50/50, consider masters program

What is a R01? I started conducting research at a medical school, and asked my PI about starting a project and she made me co-PI in the paperwork for the study and lets me data analysis at my leisure cause I have completing minor in data analysis

 

[satdixon]

You good

Do you think the lack of shadowing hours would be hurtful? I have heard people say you need at least 100

 

[Faha]

Apply to all your Texas MD and DO schools and you should receive several interviews.

 

[candbgirl]

Do you think the lack of shadowing hours would be hurtful? I have heard people say you need at least 100

Did you shadow a primary care doc? If so 50 hours is probably enough. It’s your clinical experience that’s lacking. Are you applying with Only 90 hours . Will your extra 30-40 hours be projections or will you have them completed by the time you submit your application? Even if you have 130 hours that’s low.
What exactly did you do to amass 700-900 nonclinical volunteering hours?
I don’t know anything about Texas application process so you might have enough for them.

 

[Mr.Smile12]

1) Back to the above question: how are you a co-PI?
2) You have met minimum expectations with shadowing and may be a little short on clinical volunteering.
3) Specifics on your "leadership" hours versus "non-clinical volunteering"/community service hours?

Agreeing with @Faha on in-state applications for MD and DO.