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Your stats are average for matriculation, but unfortunately being an ORM doesn't help. State schools like MCG will likely be your best bet. Mercer is VERY particular about finding candidates that fit their mission. I'd also add all the low tier privates if you can afford to apply (Quinnipiac, NYMC, EVMS, VCU, Albany, Penn State, etc.) In addition, unless you have some connection to Florida, Indiana, or Ohio, I would remove those from your list. Also, Illinois has RIDICULOUSLY high tuition for OOS.
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You could add schools such as:
Quinnipiac
New York Medical College
Vermont
Drexel
GW
Eastern Virginia
Virginia Commonwealth
Oakland Beaumont
St. Louis
Tulane
Loyola
Medical College Wisconsin
You are competitive for any DO school so apply to at least 6 and you have PCOM-Georgia in your state.
Quinnipiac
New York Medical College
Vermont
Drexel
GW
Eastern Virginia
Virginia Commonwealth
Oakland Beaumont
St. Louis
Tulane
Loyola
Medical College Wisconsin
You are competitive for any DO school so apply to at least 6 and you have PCOM-Georgia in your state.
Thanks y'all, I'll adjust accordingly!
@HopefulPilot I can't due to issues with space (I'll be taking 4 biology classes with lab in the fall and spring each) and administrative restrictions. I would if I could though :/
@HopefulPilot I can't due to issues with space (I'll be taking 4 biology classes with lab in the fall and spring each) and administrative restrictions. I would if I could though :/