So I guess this is an unusual case. I am right now in a joint medical program...NEOUCOM for anybody else who's heard of it. And I'm about to start my second year. Truth is, I've been thinking/wanting to transfer out or apply out for medical school since soon after I started. I know it's supposed to be unethical and all that, so there's a pretty good chance that I won't, but I just want to know--what would be my chances of getting in to another medical school, hopefully one that's considered relatively "good." I have a 3.8 overall gpa right now, and a 3.6 bcpm, or roughly something like that. I haven't yet taken my MCAT--2 weeks until doomsday. But taking into account that I'm in an accelerated program, how much would my application be lacking, in comparison to others? Is there anything I can do/should do in the next year to make up for it? Such as particular types of volunteering/leadership/research? I have all of the opportunities...it's just a matter of whether I should even bother taking them. I just need to know whether I even stand a chance against all the other applicants out there, in order to decide whether I want to do the extra work and try to get into another medical school. Because if I decide to appy out, I first have to withdraw my name from the NEOUCOM medical school. And if I don't get in anywhere after withdrawing my name, I'm just screwed.
Opinions?
Opinions?
