WAMC: 3.58/3.44, 510, 4.0 SMP

[RockClimberMed]

3.58 cGPA and 3.44 sGPA; 4.0 SMP (1 year & 30 BCPM Credits)

1. 510 (129/126/129/126)
2. Kentucky
3. White Male
4. mid-tier large state school
5. 500 hours general hospital intern
6. 700 hours spread between neuroscience and speech language pathology; 1 poster from neuroscience experience, should have a 2nd author published mid-cycle from SLP experience.
7. 200 hours spread between EM, NRSG, and Gen Surg
8. 200 hours spread between various activities, 100 of it is clinical.
9. 1 gap year (to earn MS and enhance activities)
10. Tutoring, teaching assistant, various dean's list awards during UG, one of the very few 4.0s in the SMP so I assume great LORs from professors in the program who are also faculty at the associated medical school

Which schools should I advise him to apply to? SDN worked wonders for my app and would like to pass it on to my friend. Thanks!

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[Mr.Smile12]

Where is the non-clinical community service? Be specific.
When you say you have speech-language pathology research, can you be more specific?

 

[RockClimberMed]

Where is the non-clinical community service? Be specific.
When you say you have speech-language pathology research, can you be more specific?

The non-clinical is soup kitchen, church service group (mainly house renovation for underserved), local sports group for people with disabilities.
SLP research is a retrospective study of cancer patients post radiation or surgical intervention. Primarily hands-off data analysis.

 

[Faha]

I suggest these schools with his stats:
Kentucky
Louisville
West Virginia
Oakland Beaumont
Wayne State
Medical College Wisconsin
Loyola
Rosalind Franklin
St. Louis
Creighton
TCU
NOVA MD
Wake Forest
Virginia Commonwealth
Eastern Virginia
George Washington
Georgetown
Drexel
Temple
Jefferson
Penn State
Hackensack
New York Medical College
Albany
Vermont
Quinnipiac