Should I be worrying?

[chrisbr]

Help me figure something out. I'm in the 2018 application cycle and am currently waiting for interview invites. However, it's been a while since I've submitted my application, and have received no invites as of now, even though I believe my stats are fairly competitive:
I submitted my Primary AMCAS and TMDSAS application on June 9th
I received a 516 on my MCAT
My overall GPA was a 3.87, with a 3.95 BCPM and a 3.80 AO (my TMDSAS was even better than this)
I had 550 Leadership Hours, 80 Physician Shadowing Hours, 256 Volunteer Hours, 330 Research Hours with 60 hours spent on a publication.
I submitted all my Secondary applications by mid-August

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[Faha]

If you are a Texas resident you should receive several interviews from the Texas schools with your stats.

 

[workaholic181]

Help me figure something out. I'm in the 2018 application cycle and am currently waiting for interview invites. However, it's been a while since I've submitted my application, and have received no invites as of now, even though I believe my stats are fairly competitive:
I submitted my Primary AMCAS and TMDSAS application on June 9th
I received a 516 on my MCAT
My overall GPA was a 3.87, with a 3.95 BCPM and a 3.80 AO (my TMDSAS was even better than this)
I had 550 Leadership Hours, 80 Physician Shadowing Hours, 256 Volunteer Hours, 330 Research Hours with 60 hours spent on a publication.
I submitted all my Secondary applications by mid-August

In totality you've really only been complete for 6 or 7 weeks at this point. It is way too early to get discouraged.

 

[chrisbr]

If you are a Texas resident you should receive several interviews from the Texas schools with your stats.

And if I'm not a Texas Resident?

 

[Faha]

And if I'm not a Texas Resident?

Where is your state of residence and which schools did you apply to?

 

[Fyiii20]

And if I'm not a Texas Resident?

You would still have a chance at Texas MD, however, that shouldn't be your primary focus. Apply to schools at your state of residence as well.