WAMC 3.9 512 ORM

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Hi everyone,

I am trying to create a medical school list and I would appreciate any guidance. I am a Texas resident but I go to a school in California, so I'm honestly not sure how many non-texas schools I should be applying to. Thank you in advance!


GPA: 3.93
MCAT: 512 (129/125/128/130)
State: TX (but all of my activities have been in CA)
Ethnicity: Asian
Undergrad: T40 in CA
Clinical: ~550 hours (scribe&assistant, hospice volunteer, free clinic)
Research: ~800 hours (no publication, got a research scholarship once + presented at a school conference)
Shadowing: 50 hours (FM/Psychiatry/Ortho/Pulm)
Non-Clinical: ~800 hours (tutor in an underserved school, hospital volunteering)
Leadership: ~800 hours (officer for a premed club for two years, VP this year)
Rel Honors: dean's list, PBK, magna cum laude

TMDSAS schools:
Baylor College of Medicine
UT San Antonio
UT Southwestern
UT Austin Dell
McGovern Medical School
Texas A & M University System Health Science Center College of Medicine
University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine

AMCAS schools:
Warren Albert (Brown)
Boston University
UC San Francisco
Kaiser
U of Arizona - Phoenix
USC
Emory
Albert Einstein
UC Irvine
UC San Diego
New York Medical College
Rutgers - New Jersey
U of Colorado
Tufts
UCLA
California University
Rosalind Franklin
U of Arizona - Tucson
UC Davis
Albany

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Apply to all your TMDSAS schools. OOS MD schools interview few Texas applicants with a MCAT of 512 since they know from years of experience that Texas applicants will attend a Texas school. For AMCAS schools you could try Tulane and TCU.
 
Clinical: ~550 hours (scribe&assistant, hospice volunteer, free clinic)
Research: ~800 hours (no publication, got a research scholarship once + presented at a school conference)
Shadowing: 50 hours (FM/Psychiatry/Ortho/Pulm)
Non-Clinical: ~800 hours (tutor in an underserved school, hospital volunteering)
Leadership: ~800 hours (officer for a premed club for two years, VP this year)
Please break down the hours as you listed them in W/A on your AMCAS.

How is your free clinic work "clinical"? How is your hospital volunteering "non-clinical"? What were your responsibilities in each?
 
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Please break down the hours as you listed them in W/A on your AMCAS.

How is your free clinic work "clinical"? How is your hospital volunteering "non-clinical"? What were your responsibilities in each?
Here is the breakdown!
  • Scribe & Assistant: 250
  • Hospice: 250
  • Free Clinic: 50 (registered pts, took vitals, scribe, etc)
Nonclinical CS:
  • Tutoring: 750
    • 200 on campus working with ESL international college students
    • 150 at a school for aspiring first gen high school students, taught math
    • 400 at a middle school as a CollegeCorps fellow, taught math and AVID)
  • Hospital: 50 (assisted the unit secretary, received calls from patients and relayed them to nurses. I didn't think this was direct patient care, but please let me know it you think otherwise!)
 
Apply to all your TMDSAS schools. OOS MD schools interview few Texas applicants with a MCAT of 512 since they know from years of experience that Texas applicants will attend a Texas school. For AMCAS schools you could try Tulane and TCU.
Thank you for your response! I will add those schools. Are there any schools that you would recommend removing?
 
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