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I think the most efficient way would be:

1. Take out anywhere you wouldn't go. Every year someone comes on here talking about how they don't want to go to the school they were accepted at. Don't be that guy.

2. Take out the most competitive schools (read: JHU, Yale, Columbia, etc.)

Not saying you don't have a shot at those places. But they are where your chances are the slimmest, so they are the easiest targets to take off the application list.
 
I'm considering throwing in Drexel and the University of Cincinnati.

I actually forgot to put in the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine. I know my MCAT is on the lower side, but is it even worth a shot there? I really, really like their program.


Are there any other "match" schools I should think about?
 
If you like CCLCM you may as well give it a shot - never know if something about your app may catch their eye. I would go for it.

As far as more matches - I don't have too many more ideas for you. If you bought the MSAR (I highly recommend you do), take your MCAT + (GPA x 10) + 1 and compare it with the MCAT + (GPA x 10) of schools you're interested in. with your stats, you will find that you are a "match" at a lot of places.
 
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