Are your initials PF and you came out of West Point 4 years ago? If yes, than we might know each other. LOL.
Take a look at the 2 Texas schools Long (joint base San Antonio and lots of military & veterans in the city) and Texas A & M which states part of their mission as military medicine
ETSU gave me an interview invite within five days of being complete! Some other schools I have interviewed at that seemed to really value veterans/military and had veterans as faculty members during interview day include UVM, OHSU, Boonshoft (Director of Admissions is a vet himself), and MCW. If you aren't opposed to D.O., schools like NYIT love vets (two Physicians to the President who were former Officers came from here), LECOM has over 60 vets currently enrolled, and ACOM also had veterans among their faculty on my interview day. Also, NYITCOM & UIWSOM are fully funded yellow ribbon schools, so as long as you have G.I Bill benefits, you won't pay anything.
I can second these schools as a Texas former applicant/current med student. In my experience, the Texas schools in general looked very favorably at my military service.
I feel like it did help a lot because almost every interviewer mentioned it in a favorable way, I received interviews to places I felt were out of my league, and I had an insane amount of love from Texas schools; although I’ll never know what was discussed at the ADCOM meeting. And in full transparency, my AMCAS cycle last year didn’t end as well as the TMDSAS cycle, but, I think this may be due to the “Texas resident bias”.
