Good List? 517/4.0

[modrMD]

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Hi All!
Trying to cast a wide net, and made this list based off Admit and MSI list generators. It's pretty even split of reach, target, and baseline according to the machines, and I included all the CA in-state that I wanted (native resident and undergrad) as well as UNC (NC state voter/ attended Wake Forest). Would like to cap it at 25 +/- 2. Debating Adding Georgetown/ Harvard to the list, and wondering if I should be more selective with top Ivies and only put like 3 instead of almost all of them... realistic vs idealistic. Debating removing NYU as well, but idk. Better to try and miss than wonder? Thanks!
Other info:
D1 athlete
1 Nationally recognized award and 1 International award (athletics/ volunteering work)
1000+ hrs research over twodisciplines and two universities (expecting pubs, no current pubs)
10 conference presentations
300+ hrs clinical work (paid, therapist)
100+ shadow hours (underserved population)
Fully funded undergraduate and masters (athletic and academic scholarship)
800+ volunteer (non clinical, government/ advocacy work)
600+ hours of other paid work (Live-in nanny, university tutor, etc.)
(Not sure what else to put without getting more personal/ specific)


MD List:
Albert Einstein SOM
Wake Forest
Boston University
Duke
George Washington
Johns Hopkins
Kaiser Permanente
Keck, USC
NYU Grossman
UPenn
Northwestern
Brown
Stanford
Tufts
UC Davis
UCSF
UCSD
UC Irvine
UCLA
U Chicago Pritzker
UNC
University Pittsburgh
Vanderbilt
Cornell
Yale

 

[Mr.Smile12]

Welcome to the forums.

What are you pursuing your master's in?

Break down your experiences. We need your descriptions and specific hours per experience.

When you say you are a California resident, where did you grow up? UC medical schools can be very regionalistic and favor those who spent a significant time in childhood in their region.

What non-clinical experiences did you do immersed in underserved communities and away from campus?

 

[modrMD]

Thank you for the tips! I'll edit the original post to add some more details.

My masters was in Project Management in North Carolina, a deviation from my undergraduate work but I discuss how it was actually applicable to my concurrent laboratory experiences.

Grew up near UC Davis and UCSF, I also include UCLA and UCSD but I don't include UCR since I have no connection to the inland empire.