I will be reapplying this cycle, applied very late in the cycle last year and didn't interview anywhere until after most classes had been filled. I took my MCAT in 2016, when a 508 was more competitive, I worry about it now. I submitted my primary on the first day and am done with almost all of my secondaries.
I currently work in the operating room and also have around 800 hours in the emergency department and a significant amount of time volunteering with ambulance crews.
Shadowing is dicey, an internship I did involved shadowing of different physicians each day, but I never followed the same doc around consistently.
I've volunteered extensively with Hospice, Habitat for Humanity, Feed my Starving Children, various local foundations, and organized 60 members of my fraternity towards community service.
I would be happy at a DO program, but am concerned about the future of DO with the residency merger and whatnot. My dream is a specialty in cardiology and I don't want to be held back from that due to where I go to school
What are my odds? I'm a white male and well-spoken.
I applied to these MD programs:
Tulane-Already received an interview invite
UWashington-Waitlisted last year, made it to #1 on the waitlist
U of Utah- Waitlisted
Temple
Drexel
Albany
NYMC
Penn State-Interviewed last year, waitlisted
Quinnapiac
George Washington
Rush
Rosalind Franklin
Loyola Stritch
Geisinger
Arizona Tucson
Arizona PHX
Wake Forest
FSU
MSU
DO:
Midwestern-Interview Scheduled
Rocky Vista-Interview Scheduled
NOVA Southeastern-Interview Scheduled
I currently work in the operating room and also have around 800 hours in the emergency department and a significant amount of time volunteering with ambulance crews.
Shadowing is dicey, an internship I did involved shadowing of different physicians each day, but I never followed the same doc around consistently.
I've volunteered extensively with Hospice, Habitat for Humanity, Feed my Starving Children, various local foundations, and organized 60 members of my fraternity towards community service.
I would be happy at a DO program, but am concerned about the future of DO with the residency merger and whatnot. My dream is a specialty in cardiology and I don't want to be held back from that due to where I go to school
What are my odds? I'm a white male and well-spoken.
I applied to these MD programs:
Tulane-Already received an interview invite
UWashington-Waitlisted last year, made it to #1 on the waitlist
U of Utah- Waitlisted
Temple
Drexel
Albany
NYMC
Penn State-Interviewed last year, waitlisted
Quinnapiac
George Washington
Rush
Rosalind Franklin
Loyola Stritch
Geisinger
Arizona Tucson
Arizona PHX
Wake Forest
FSU
MSU
DO:
Midwestern-Interview Scheduled
Rocky Vista-Interview Scheduled
NOVA Southeastern-Interview Scheduled