Clearly on the metrics side, you're doing great! Congratulations on the c'hip!
Let's go to the list. Why are you considering DO schools, and specifically the ones on your list? With your metrics you shouldn't wind up at the DO schools on your list, so is it a question of mission fit? Why is LECOM off the list? I agree with your stats, MD is clearly in sight if you demonstrate strong mission fit.
On mission fit: did you grow up in a rural, medically underserved area? Do you feel this is your purpose as a physician? Read
Application Advice for Future Rural Health Professionals - SDN. Also check if there are three-year tracks that you might be interested in...
The cost of attending medical school, and other health professional programs, has increased dramatically over the past 20 years, while at the same time,
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Your success in any application cycle depends on how well you match a school’s metrics profile and the schools where you send your application - your
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Also, on the community service side, I suggest you need more off-campus impact unrelated to your free clinic work. You can leverage your social work connections at the free clinic to volunteer at other social services non-profits (food distribution, shelter volunteer, job/tax preparation [leveraging your financial education], transportation services, or housing rehabilitation). Your public health work will help you with this.
You also have more than enough shadowing, so keep building on your clinical experience or diversify the patient communities where you have exposure a bit more.
