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You received two late interview invites, but you would be better served with a full year of clinical experience since projected hours do not count. They now must be clearly shown separately on AMCAS instead of being in 1 full date range that mixes completed and anticipated hours. Your non-clinical is still weak as Med Ed pointed out.Do you believe I have improved my application/experiences enough to reapply so soon?What schools do you recommend I apply to?
Thanks for the input, I was afraid of that but I'm glad you confirmed. And I assumed white/caucasian was over represented in medicineThe thread title states ORM, but the thread body states you're White/Caucasian. Which is it?
I see this pattern quite a bit in reapplicants: good metrics, heavy research, light service, suboptimal school list. You don't have the application for Stanford/Columbia, and lower tier, service-oriented schools won't be interested, so you really box yourself in. And being a CA resident brings its own sort of pain.
I call your service "light" because only two the volunteer activities listed above really qualify: after-school tutoring and crisis text line. Starting a club, being a chair, and serving on a board are all very nice, but they come off as more administrative than hands-on. And hands-on is what you need.
Obviously I haven't seen your full app, but between your parent situation and your gap2 job, it would be fairly easy to make your app thematically coherent around mental health. Rack up some classic soup kitchen/homeless shelter volunteer hours, cozy up with the MSAR, and your next cycle may be better.
No, Whites are actually slightly underrepresented in medicine relative to their share of the total population. ORM essentially means Asian, although in truth there is a lot more nuance.And I assumed white/caucasian was over represented in medicine