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  1. Pre-Medical
Trying to figure out how competitive of an applicant I am!
Undergrad: Northwestern- Theater Major, Music Minor
GPA: 3.7 and graduated with honors
Graduated, moved to NYC, became a professional singer/composer, also worked extensively in this time
THEN decided to switch to pre-med
PostBacc: Loyola - New Orleans
GPA: 4.0
MCAT Expected: 514

Work Experience:
10 years in service industry
1 year in corporate events
1 year part-time medical assistant
6 years fitness instructor/personal trainer
2 years professional performer

Clinical Experience:
~200 hours at primary care physicians office
- no other shadowing

Volunteering:
~250 hrs volunteering at soup kitchens
- 30 hrs medical volunteering (mass vaccine effort)
- Dance Marathons

No research

Activities in College:
1. Theatre Production Board with Accessibility and Inclusion driven mission
2. Executive board member of the largest student-produced musical in the country
3. Participated in dozens of productions (plays, musicals, etc) as an actor, singer, music team member, orchestrator, etc.
4. Dance Company

Residency- TN, strong ties to Louisiana, California, Illinois, and New York

School List:
Tulane
Vanderbilt
University of Michigan
Icahn at Mount Sinai
Emory
Keck School of Med (USC)
University of Miami
Tufts
Weill Cornell
Northwestern
Columbia
NYU
UCLA
University of Colorado
University of Tennessee
George Washington
Georgetown
Duke
Boston Universty
Florida International University
Kaiser Permanente
Pitt
Ochsner Queensland
UC Irvine
UC San Diego
Harvard
Brown
Rush Medical College
USF
SUNY Downstate
University of Illinois
Baylor
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Florida Atlantic University
East Tennessee State
 
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You check the boxes but I don't have a compelling sense of why you want to be a doctor or how you really stand out as a future physician.
Do you think that is something that can be aptly addressed in my personal statement?
 
Do you think that is something that can be aptly addressed in my personal statement?
It needs to be addressed throughout your application: essays, experience, and letters. You can't afford to not sprinkle it throughout your application.
 
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