Found this post (by "catch 23") for people wondering about UTSA:
I'm a first year at UTSA. Last year I interviewed at all the Texas schools including Baylor and I had competitive stats. Every year there's always talk about how San Antonio doesn't like to interview people with high stats and I think it's a silly arguement. People say San Antonio doesn't interview applicants with high scores because it lowers the percentage of first and second matches. Why would a school care about a match percentage more than the average GPA/MCAT scores of its matriculants? The latter is important for school ranking and if a school cared about status it would be counter-productive to not interview students who have competitive scores. The high end of our class range is a 4.0 / 38 MCAT. We have students who did their undergrads at Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, Duke, Johns Hopkins, Wash U, Rice, Berkely...The thing with San Anotnio is that they don't interview as long as everyone else (I think they generally stop a month before the other schools). They also don't interview as many students--I think Houston interviewed something like 1200. So a lot of qualified applicants who apply late don't get interviews at San Antonio. Another difference is that San Antonio looks at more than just MCAT score and GPA when granting interviews when many schools, like Houston and Galveston, only consider MCAT and GPA putting those numbers into some calculation. There is more of a subjective cut-off before the interview at SA when the subjective cut-off tends to come after the interviews at the other schools. At my interview date at SA the Dean talked about one applicant who had a 38 and was not receiving an invite because their personal statement was very arrogant. San Antonio is very big about inviting students who fit the school. They gather this from the personal statement and secondary app. It was also asked in both of my interviews--why San Antonio (the question was pursued heavily both times). I firmly believe you will end up at the medical school you belong at. Believe me--your rankings of the schools will change once you get there and talk with the students and consider the programs and see the atmosphere and the city. I learned that there is more to a school than it's US NEWS ranking. No other school offers a clinical program to the students in the first year like San Antonio's and that's one of the reasons I ranked it highly. That was important to me. All schools have unique aspects--Galveston has a really awsome integrative curriculum. Personally, I hated UH, but many students loved it (I know it's a good school so don't yell at me). It really comes down to where you fit best. San ANtonio, like all the other schools, has a very diverse class. You don't have to have a 35+ MCAT score to get an interview but you definitely won't be excluded if you do have one. I think the most important factor is when you apply. If anyone has any questions about any of the schools or San ANtonio ask away. You guys have all applied early and I'm sure you will get tons of invites and get accepted to a school that you fit best. And it's still really early. SA had it's FIRST round of interviews today so if you haven't heard yet, don't worry. My friends and I got our invites in different orders even though we applied at the same time--so it's not an accurate judgement of your status.
GOOD LUCK!