WAMC: 515/4.0, CA ORM

[OGRA01]

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515/4.0, CA ORM, Male

School List:
Currently at 44, would like to drop below 40 (while keeping some reaches).

• Albany

  Albert Einstein

  Boston

  Case Western

  Cincinnati

  Colorado

  Creighton

  CUSM

  Dartmouth

  Drexel

  Eastern Virginia

  Emory

  Georgetown

  GWU

  Hackensack/Seton Hall

  Icahn

  Kaiser

  Keck

  Loyola

  Medical College of Wisconsin

  U MIAMI (Miller)

  Oakland Beaumont

  Ohio State

  Penn State

  PITT

  Rochester

  Rosalind Franklin

  Saint Louis

  Thomas Jefferson (Sydney Kimmel)

  Temple

  Tufts

  Tulane

  UC Davis

  UC Irvine

  UCLA

  UC Riverside

  UC San Diego

  UCSF

  Michigan

  Uni of Vermont

  VCU (Virginia Commonwealth)

  Wake Forest

  Wayne State

  Western Michigan

 

[Mr.Smile12]

Need description of your activities to get a better sense of your mission fit.

 

[OGRA01]

Need description of your activities to get a better sense of your mission fit.

Thank you so much for the quick response. I have gone ahead and updated the post.

 

[chilly_md]

Remove:
Case
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Emory
Icahn
Loyola
UC Riverside (if not from IE or did not attend their undergrad)

You can add Hofstra, USF Morsani.

 

[OGRA01]

Remove:
Case
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Emory
Icahn
Loyola
UC Riverside (if not from IE or did not attend their undergrad)

You can add Hofstra, USF Morsani.

Thank you so much for the help! Just a couple of questions for clarification:

In terms of a "reach" school, why Hofstra and USF over CASE? I can see choosing those two over Icahn.

And why not Ohio State and Cinc? From a numbers standpoint, their OOS acceptance isn't too harsh and is in a nice range for my stats. Do they have a regional lean that skews those numbers?

 

[chilly_md]

Thank you so much for the help! Just a couple of questions for clarification:

In terms of a "reach" school, why Hofstra and USF over CASE? I can see choosing those two over Icahn.

And why not Ohio State and Cinc? From a numbers standpoint, their OOS acceptance isn't too harsh and is in a nice range for my stats. Do they have a regional lean that skews those numbers?

Case is a competitive school and you could add some mid tier schools instead that are known for trying to compete and go after higher stat applicants. I do not have the current MSAR but Ohio State and Cincinnati had a higher median OOS MCAT than you have the last time I checked. Since you wanted to cut it below 40 and I thought Hofstra and USF were good adds, those were the ones I took out.

 

[OGRA01]

Case is a competitive school and you could add some mid tier schools instead that are known for trying to compete and go after higher stat applicants. I do not have the current MSAR but Ohio State and Cincinnati had a higher median OOS MCAT than you have the last time I checked. Since you wanted to cut it below 40 and I thought Hofstra and USF were good adds, those were the ones I took out.

Thank you so much!