Hi Everyone,
I'm new to the forum and could really use some help as I am kind of in uncharted territory. I am an US citizen who completed a degree in the UK and am trying to figure out what chance I stand, if any, at a DO medical school. Here is the synopsis:
Academic
2:1 Honors degree Biomedical Science (unfortunately, WES rates this as a 3.1 GPA)
4.0 Post-Bacc (40 credits)
Tutor in gen/o-chem
additional year of research after graduation in neurophysiology at well-known research institution, 1 publication
undergraduate thesis results given at international conference
MCAT- 80% overall (Phys/Chem 67%, Bio 87%, Crit 87%, Psych 75%)
6 LOR + committee letter - these are pretty solid as I was offered admission into a graduate program following graduation.
Shadowing
Over 150 hours in orthopedic and emergency surgery, primary care, emergency, and intensive care.
Extracurriculars
3 summers as a volunteer aid worker and team leader in Africa
society president at university
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thank you all for your help!
I'm new to the forum and could really use some help as I am kind of in uncharted territory. I am an US citizen who completed a degree in the UK and am trying to figure out what chance I stand, if any, at a DO medical school. Here is the synopsis:
Academic
2:1 Honors degree Biomedical Science (unfortunately, WES rates this as a 3.1 GPA)
4.0 Post-Bacc (40 credits)
Tutor in gen/o-chem
additional year of research after graduation in neurophysiology at well-known research institution, 1 publication
undergraduate thesis results given at international conference
MCAT- 80% overall (Phys/Chem 67%, Bio 87%, Crit 87%, Psych 75%)
6 LOR + committee letter - these are pretty solid as I was offered admission into a graduate program following graduation.
Shadowing
Over 150 hours in orthopedic and emergency surgery, primary care, emergency, and intensive care.
Extracurriculars
3 summers as a volunteer aid worker and team leader in Africa
society president at university
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thank you all for your help!