WAMC and school list - Texas, 508 MCAT, cGPA 3.80, sGPA 3.83

[lilbrzgirl]

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1. cGPA 3.80 and sGPA 3.83
2. MCAT 508 (128,125,126,129)
3. Texas residence and US citizen
4. Brazilian / Latina
5. University of Texas at Arlington - Bachelors of Science in Nursing
6. Clinical experience 3000+ (operating room nurse)
7. Research experience 85 (during nursing school)
8. Shadowing experience and specialties represented 200+ ( several specialties - primary care, ortho surgery, anesthesia, general surgery, ENT)
9. Non-clinical volunteering - Animal shelter 150+, food bank 50+, big brother big sister mentor 60, tutor underserved kid 300+)
10. Other extracurricular activities (Martial arts instructor 3200, black belt in taekwondo, brown belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu)
11. Relevant honors or awards - Summa Cum Laude in the nursing program,
12. Anything else not listed you think might be important : Please help me with my school list

- IS - All Texas schools
- OOS MD:
Howard
U of North Dakota
Meharry
Marshall- Edwards
George Washington
Georgetown
Loma Linda
UCLA
Quinnipac
Chicago Med franklin (rosalind franklin)
Indiana
Loyola
Tulane
Saint Louis
Wayne state
Oakland Univ
Albany Med
Wake Forest
Penn State
Drexel
Temple-katz
Jefferson Kimmel
Geisinger
East Virginia (EVMS)
Medical college wisconsin
Arizona phoenix
Stanford
Colorado
Miami Miller
USF Morsani
Emory
Carle Illinois
Chicago-Pritzker
Northwestern-Feinberg
Iowa Carver
Tufts
Michigan (UM)
Western Michigan Stryker
Rochester
Mayo Alix
Washington U St. Louis
Creighton
Dartmouth
Einstein
Mt Sinai
Long Island GROSSMAN
Case western
Cincinnati
Perelman
Pittsburg
Virginia
Alice Walton School of Medicine
Columbia
Boston University

- DO schools:
TCOM
SHSU
TOURO NEVADA
Rowan
ACOM
KCU
VCOM

 

[wysdoc]

You are probably in good shape for the Texas schools, but be sure to check this attached course list (put out by TMDSAS) to see if your course numbers meet the rigor expected for medical school.
Sometimes an introductory course or pre-nursing or pre-allied health class will not be on the list.
How long ago did you graduate?

 

[lilbrzgirl]

You are probably in good shape for the Texas schools, but be sure to check this attached course list (put out by TMDSAS) to see if your course numbers meet the rigor expected for medical school.
Sometimes an introductory course or pre-nursing or pre-allied health class will not be on the list.
How long ago did you graduate?View attachment 397204

Thank you for your response. I graduated nursing school 2 years ago and took all the extra PRE MED requirements. 🙂

 

[LunaOri]

Check with MSAR, but I think several of the schools on your list are out of reach with your GPA/MCAT score, and a couple are not friendly to OOS applicants. I would consider adding more DO schools.

 

[wysdoc]

Check with MSAR, but I think several of the schools on your list are out of reach with your GPA/MCAT score, and a couple are not friendly to OOS applicants. I would consider adding more DO schools.

Agreed - I am not a list-maker for OOS schools but I know that these essentially are IS only: U North Dakota, Marshall
Howard and Meharry are primarily focused on Black applicants

 

[Faha]

Many of the OOS schools on your list are unrealistic with your stats. OOS MD schools admit few Texas residents since they know from years of experience that Texas applicants will attend a Texas school. For AMCAS schools you could try Tulane, TCU, Belmont, Alice Walton, Roseman (when it opens) and Methodist (when it opens). You have a good DO list and add UIWSOM.