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Thank you for your help! I greatly appreciate itFirst off: Do NOT, do NOT, NOT NOT retake the MCAT!!!!! Adcoms do not like perfectionists. And you don't need a gap year unless finances are an issue.
Schools list is fine, but is way too top heavy. See below.
- Albert Einstein
- Mount Sinai
- SUNY Downstate
- SUNY Upstate
- SUNY Buffalo
- SUNY Stony Brook
- Rochester
- Hofstra
- Albany
- NYU.LI
- Brown
- Yale
- Dartmouth
- Gtown
- Jefferson
- Washington University in St. Louis
- UCSF
- Western MI
- Emory
- SLU
- U Miami
- Tufts
- OH State
- U Cinci
- USF/Morsani
- U VM
- Temple
- Drexel
- Wake
- GWU
- Gtown
- Creighton
- VCU
- EVMS
- TCU
- Nova.MD
- Seton Hall
- Rosy Franklin
- Loyola
- Rush
- Pitt
- Sinai
- Harvard OR Columbia (maybe)
NYU Grossman does offer some students CoA scholarships based on merit, I believe. Both NYUs are now offering scholarships, rather than loans, for need-based aid beyond full tuition if the student qualifies.Wondering: what has been your experience attending an Ivy program with full CoA?
Obviously if cost is an issue, you'll probably shoot for NYU with their pledge for tuition-free education (not sure they can do COA-covered as I'm not a subject expert there).
Any networking with LMSA or SNMA chapters might be helpful in identifying programs that are willing to do full COA, but I would also see about other opportunities to be involved with HPSP or NHSC so you can get your CoA covered by the US government/taxpayers provided it matches your mission to be in healthcare.