Dilemma! Help!

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So I have this dilemma. I got my August MCAT scores back and I got a 30. Good enough to apply for my state school: Georgia. I was planning on applying next year, but I got this idea.. perhaps I should apply this year. My year off was going to be filled with just work to support myself until I got in, but what if I could get in this year? So my plan is to only apply to my first choice state school this year and if I don't get in, reapply next year and at that time apply to many more. Is this crazy? Will applying twice hurt my chances? BTW, I have a 3.65. My thought is that I don't forsee my application changing much in the next year except for possibly working as a receptionist and perhaps I can beef it up if I knew. But not at the cost of never getting in. Please let me know what you think.

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You want your first application to med school to be the best it can be. Also, it would be <b>very</b> risky to use your first shot at med school only applying to one. My opinion would be to wait a year and apply when you can submit your app in june instead of october and also so you can a bunch of schools.
 
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