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- Thread starter mattpk
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You should accumulate 150+ hours of non clinical volunteering such as food bank, homeless shelter, etc.
I suggest these schools with your stats:
The UCs (except Riverside unless you are from that region)
USC Keck
Stanford
Kaiser
Washington University (in St. Louis-almost a guaranteed interview with your stats)
Northwestern
Vanderbilt
U Michigan
Case Western
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Mayo
USF Morsani
Emory
Duke
U Virginia
Johns Hopkins
U Penn
Pittsburgh
Jefferson
Hofstra
Einstein (free tuition)
Mount Sinai
NYU (free tuition)
Columbia
Cornell
Rochester
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Brown
Tufts
Boston University
UMass
I suggest these schools with your stats:
The UCs (except Riverside unless you are from that region)
USC Keck
Stanford
Kaiser
Washington University (in St. Louis-almost a guaranteed interview with your stats)
Northwestern
Vanderbilt
U Michigan
Case Western
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Mayo
USF Morsani
Emory
Duke
U Virginia
Johns Hopkins
U Penn
Pittsburgh
Jefferson
Hofstra
Einstein (free tuition)
Mount Sinai
NYU (free tuition)
Columbia
Cornell
Rochester
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Brown
Tufts
Boston University
UMass
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Weaknesses:
Your activities seem to be done at different places. You did your clinical experience in Boston but no community service there (I'm surprised)? I presume your faith home is in California, but no similar house of worship in Massachusetts?
This makes me think you can't do both clinical experience and community service. That seems weird... balancing multiple priorities is very important, as is showing consistent ability during your undergraduate years. Commitment to service is important, and I hope you can show you can excel at both in your growth year.
Why do you want to be an endocrinologist? Why not research (also)?
Your activities seem to be done at different places. You did your clinical experience in Boston but no community service there (I'm surprised)? I presume your faith home is in California, but no similar house of worship in Massachusetts?
This makes me think you can't do both clinical experience and community service. That seems weird... balancing multiple priorities is very important, as is showing consistent ability during your undergraduate years. Commitment to service is important, and I hope you can show you can excel at both in your growth year.
Why do you want to be an endocrinologist? Why not research (also)?
