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I was wondering which schools I should add, and my chance for MD/DO

Demographics: Afro-Caribbean Male, Trad Applicant, ROTC(if that helps), residence New York

Major/GPA: Dual Degree in Biochemistry & Biotechnology(engineering major), 3.2X

MCAT: 515

T-30 school in Boston, Cross-registered at MIT for several courses

Research : 3 years at a lab at MIT, 1 pub(2nd author), 1500 hours, NSF-REU, 1 poster+1pub(4th author), 600 hours

Shadowing: 200 hours shadowing Cardiologist

Volunteering: 500 hours of nonclinical

Clinical Hours: will be 1200 by graduation, scribing work

Extracurriculars/Leadership: ROTC 4 years(Involvement in several groups within, ranger challenge team, participated in a marathon to raise money for veterans families, etc), Tae Kwon Do club 4 years (leadership position for 3), Member of Biochemistry Society at my school.

School List: USUHS(1st choice), Rosalind Franklin, Drexel, Eastern Virginia, George Washington, Medical College Wisconsin, Quinnipiac, Tufts, Arizona: Tucson, Maryland, University of Vermont, Virginia Commonwealth, Virginia Tech, SIU (MD/JD program)

What Schools should I add or take out? Considering Doing an SMP depending on my chances
 
Can you be more detailed about the 500 hours of non-clinical volunteering? How many overlap with your ROTC experience?

If you are going for military medicine, find a HPSP recruiter. Of course this is a great place to find people who have done it or served in the armed forces.

ETSU is another place that likes military-oriented applicants. Add HBCU schools. Network with SNMA and mentoring organizations for Black physicians, especially men going for medicine.
 
Can you be more detailed about the 500 hours of non-clinical volunteering? How many overlap with your ROTC experience?

If you are going for military medicine, find a HPSP recruiter. Of course this is a great place to find people who have done it or served in the armed forces.

ETSU is another place that likes military-oriented applicants. Add HBCU schools. Network with SNMA and mentoring organizations for Black physicians, especially men going for medicine.
Mostly food packing for a shelter in Boston, and participation in organizing marathon fundraisers whose proceeds go to veteran families.
 
SIU has not admitted any non residents in recent years. You do not need a SMP. I suggest these schools with your stats:
USUHS
All 4 SUNYs
Hofstra
Einstein
Mount Sinai
Vermont
Quinnipiac
Tufts
Boston University
Brown
Dartmouth
Hackensack
Drexel
Temple
Jefferson
Pittsburgh
George Washington
Georgetown
Virginia Commonwealth
Eastern Virginia
Emory
Miami
Tulane
Case Western
Northwestern
Rosalind Franklin
Arizona (Tucson)
Howard
Meharry
Morehouse
Charles Drew
 
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