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I am pretty sure there are other LMSA chapters at other medical schools, including within Texas. Ask your mentor if he/she can connect you with a peer at those schools. I find it's important to get insight in navigating the process, and if you get in, you will already know some people who are part of the community who can help you.I joined LMSA and even picked up a medical student mentor. How would I go about networking with Texas schools ? Is that super important ? I did get all the FAP resources for the MCAT as well as the free application for AMCAS
You will likely stay in Texas for med school due to the tuition but there would be certain OOS schools that depend on the group (like the HBCU’s including UCLA Drew).I’m Mexican American. Does URM group matter ? Yeah sadly my undergrad has a small med school for the size of the amount of students and it’s fairly new in a huge Texas city so teaching doctors has been tough.
Yes, the top med schools know they can possibly convince students to turn down in-state tuition. Tulane also tends to accept TX residents.Oh okay. If I get a good mcat score would u think it's a good idea to shoot my shot at top med schools OOS (private) ? I only like a few medical schools in texas due to the location.
I haven't taken the mcat but plan to take it by latest may. Im Mexican-AmericanWhat is your MCAT score? What URM group do you represent?
are my EC and gpa good though ?Without a MCAT score there isn’t anyone that can predict anything for you. When you get your score come back to this post and post it.
Good luck on the test.
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