vanhelsing2314
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Super old mid 30s premed looking for school list help as there’s not many comparisons for me online. Looking to apply to 30-40 MD programs this cycle. Feel like my list is top heavy but not sure what the lower tier MD programs fit my profile well.
* UB Jacobs
* Rochester
* SUNY Upstate
* Albany
* SUNY Downstate
* NYMC
* Stony Brook
* Hofstra
* Einstein
* Cornell
* JH
* UCSF
* Duke
* Vandy
* Mayo
* Michigan
* Icahn
* UChicago
* Georgetown
* GWU
* Miami
* Dartmouth
* BU
* Rush
* Tulane
* Temple
* RF
* Drexel
* Quinnipiac
* Hackensack
* Creighton
* Iowa
* Ohio State
* Wisconsin
* Vermont
ORM, 36M - NY Resident, ties to NJ
cGPA: 3.49, sGPA: 4.0, PostBacc: 4.0
Degree: BS Political Science 2016, LPN 2023
MCAT: 527
Personal Statement - Wrote about my work in dialysis. My Fiancé was a ESRD patient receiving dialysis when I got a job working as a dialysis technician. Discusses how dialysis isolates people and makes basic functions such as having a job less feasible and how we as a society can better accommodate these people.
ECs:
CLINICAL EMPLOYMENT: LPN at dialysis clinic (formerly was a certified clinics hemodialysis technician at this clinic) (9000 Hours)
LEADERSHIP: Served on my clinics board for community engagement and running some of our charity events. (500 hours)
VOLUNTEER: Volunteering at a local addiction recovery center with goals to assist recovering addicts through fitness for the past 4 years. We run a fitness and recreation center for anyone who has been sober at least 24 hours. Organize events such as 5k walks to raise money to keep the facility running. (1500 hours)
RESEARCH: Definitely my biggest weakness, only real opportunity for this was during my formal postbacc year. (400 hours)
SHADOWING: 80 hours split between Ortho, GI and FM
HOBBIES: Weightlifting/Bodybuilding, I’ve competed multiple times in amateur bodybuilding competitions.
NON-CLINICAL EMPLOYMENT: Working in my family’s business, a niche field dealing with property rights and eminent domain issues. Original life plan was to take over for my father until he passed from cancer and I pivoted into healthcare after working in the fitness space. (12000 hours)
Personal Trainer and group fitness coach for 2 years, this is where I learned I really enjoy helping people improve their lives and get joy from making progress. Helped multiple people go from 300+lbs lose 50-100lbs and turn their health around. (4000ish hours)
* UB Jacobs
* Rochester
* SUNY Upstate
* Albany
* SUNY Downstate
* NYMC
* Stony Brook
* Hofstra
* Einstein
* Cornell
* JH
* UCSF
* Duke
* Vandy
* Mayo
* Michigan
* Icahn
* UChicago
* Georgetown
* GWU
* Miami
* Dartmouth
* BU
* Rush
* Tulane
* Temple
* RF
* Drexel
* Quinnipiac
* Hackensack
* Creighton
* Iowa
* Ohio State
* Wisconsin
* Vermont
ORM, 36M - NY Resident, ties to NJ
cGPA: 3.49, sGPA: 4.0, PostBacc: 4.0
Degree: BS Political Science 2016, LPN 2023
MCAT: 527
Personal Statement - Wrote about my work in dialysis. My Fiancé was a ESRD patient receiving dialysis when I got a job working as a dialysis technician. Discusses how dialysis isolates people and makes basic functions such as having a job less feasible and how we as a society can better accommodate these people.
ECs:
CLINICAL EMPLOYMENT: LPN at dialysis clinic (formerly was a certified clinics hemodialysis technician at this clinic) (9000 Hours)
LEADERSHIP: Served on my clinics board for community engagement and running some of our charity events. (500 hours)
VOLUNTEER: Volunteering at a local addiction recovery center with goals to assist recovering addicts through fitness for the past 4 years. We run a fitness and recreation center for anyone who has been sober at least 24 hours. Organize events such as 5k walks to raise money to keep the facility running. (1500 hours)
RESEARCH: Definitely my biggest weakness, only real opportunity for this was during my formal postbacc year. (400 hours)
SHADOWING: 80 hours split between Ortho, GI and FM
HOBBIES: Weightlifting/Bodybuilding, I’ve competed multiple times in amateur bodybuilding competitions.
NON-CLINICAL EMPLOYMENT: Working in my family’s business, a niche field dealing with property rights and eminent domain issues. Original life plan was to take over for my father until he passed from cancer and I pivoted into healthcare after working in the fitness space. (12000 hours)
Personal Trainer and group fitness coach for 2 years, this is where I learned I really enjoy helping people improve their lives and get joy from making progress. Helped multiple people go from 300+lbs lose 50-100lbs and turn their health around. (4000ish hours)