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So during my undergraduate years I spent most of my time studying, doing research, and being on a sports team. As a result during those years I had NO clinical or community service. Now that I am done with school and taking some time off I volunteer at my local Emergency Department once a week and do the same at a free clinic for the uninsured. Can this make up for my lack of undergrad clinical and community service? I feel like I am doing a post-bac in volunteering. I am having a lot of fun and learning a lot, but doing about 6 hours of volunteering a week on top of working full time doing cancer research is all I can take. Do you think I am getting "enough" time to off set my lack of undergraduate experiences? I am doing a volunteering post-bac. of my own creation but is it enough?