redpanda71
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Year in school: Class of 2020
Country/state of residence: Michigan
Cumulative GPA: 3.9
Science GPA: 3.9
MCAT Score: 521
School List (still pretty tentative at this point):
Michigan Schools: UMich, Michigan State, Western Michigan, Oakland U, Central Michigan, Wayne State
UChicago & Northwestern, Stanford, UCSD/UCLA/UCSF, Harvard, University of Miami, Case Western + Cleveland Clinic, Emory, Icahn, Uni of Rochester, Yale, Johns Hopkins, Mayo Clinic, NY, NYU, OSU, UPenn, USF, Vanderbilt, WashU, Cornell, Baylor? UVA? U Washington? Boston university? Georgetown? George Washington? Duke? Kaiser Permanente? Thomas Jefferson?
^^ik this is a huge list! Any advice on where to cut down or even ones to add would be much appreciated. Some personal stuff about fit: I am very passionate about health services for people with disabilities as well as for trans-identifying people. I also am very interested in global and public health, and probably would prefer more urban areas and larger class sizes over tiny ones.
Thank you for reading
Country/state of residence: Michigan
Cumulative GPA: 3.9
Science GPA: 3.9
MCAT Score: 521
School List (still pretty tentative at this point):
Michigan Schools: UMich, Michigan State, Western Michigan, Oakland U, Central Michigan, Wayne State
UChicago & Northwestern, Stanford, UCSD/UCLA/UCSF, Harvard, University of Miami, Case Western + Cleveland Clinic, Emory, Icahn, Uni of Rochester, Yale, Johns Hopkins, Mayo Clinic, NY, NYU, OSU, UPenn, USF, Vanderbilt, WashU, Cornell, Baylor? UVA? U Washington? Boston university? Georgetown? George Washington? Duke? Kaiser Permanente? Thomas Jefferson?
^^ik this is a huge list! Any advice on where to cut down or even ones to add would be much appreciated. Some personal stuff about fit: I am very passionate about health services for people with disabilities as well as for trans-identifying people. I also am very interested in global and public health, and probably would prefer more urban areas and larger class sizes over tiny ones.
Thank you for reading
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