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Remove: Keck, Tufts, UCDavis, and Rutgers. They only accept Canadians' secondary fee.Self:
UG GPA: 3.80; cGPA: 3.83 @ T10 LAC
PhD GPA: 4.00/4.00 @ T10
MCAT: 521 (131/129/130/131)
Demo: ORM, Canadian F-1
SES: Low + Disadvantaged
Clinical:
250h hospital musician volunteer over 3y
200h shadowing over 4y across ~5 clinicians
~50h clinical research
Research:
PhD (hence nontrad) - Bioinformatics & Clinical AI
Lots of talks/posters
~6 papers (3 first auth, but it's quicker turnaround for bioinfo)
Non-clinical volunteering:
20h from leadership position in int'l outreach club
50h from student gov't
Used to tutor a lot in UG (~200h+)
Miscel:
Mentored numerous UG, MS & new PhD students
TA'd two classes
Pianist/musician
Schools:
Reach: Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Duke, Case, JHU, U Toronto, Northwestern, UPenn, Pritzger, Vanderbilt, WUSTL, Cornell
High: Mayo, Boston, Emory, Dartmouth, ICahn, Keck, Pitt
Mid: Stony Brook, Rutgers, Tufts, UCDavis, UCLA, UColorado, UMD, VCU
Low: Queen's University (Canada)
Thoughts:
I'm doing the MD/PhD the long (wrong) way. List is curated from MSAR, but for some places idk if they've matriculated any canadians recently. Other top priority is availability of MD/PhD mentors in my research area (microbiome informatics) - currently making a list but so far they're all from T5 places. Would appreciate any advice on this list; thanks!
UCDavis technically accepts the occasional international/Canadian if they have strong ties to the school/state/area... this is from what I've seen on SDN/their website. You could try emailing them and asking too.Appreciate the heads up! Disappointing to hear abt Rutgers & Davis. They were pretty high on my list.