What are my chances?

[D-Pharm2016]

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I am almost done with my doctor of pharmacy and am 22 w/ no loans. I have decided that medicine was a better fit for me and am interested in applying. I had a 3.7 gpa in undergrad, a 3.0 in pharmacy school, and a 25 (11P, 8S, 6V) on the MCAT (I took it during school and while working). I am retaking it with hopes to score around a 27-30. Was wondering what my chances are in getting admitted to a osteopathic program like MSU-COM (in-state) or LECOM?
-Was active in organizations during undergrad/pharm school
-I have about 200 hours of volunteer work done at Hospitals (ER, Pharmacy, etc.)
-I have tons of clinical experience through pharmacy school (hospital rotations, going on rounds with medical team, making treatment plans for many different disease states, antibiotic coverage/therapeutics, much more).

 

[D-Pharm2016]

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[Goro]

I think you're competitive for MSUCOM. Your best chances will be with newer schools, TUNCOM, and these (thanks to User3 for the list):

LECOM-E/SH: 3.48/3.35/27
ATSU-SOMA: 3.42/3.32/27 (2016)
PCOM-Ga: ?/27 (2015)
MUCOM: 3.57/3.49/26.28
OSU-COM: 3.61/3.54/26
KCUMB: 3.60/3.53/26
CUSOM: 3.55/3.23/26
WCU: 3.5/3.4/26
ACOM: 3.4/26
LMU: ?/26
PNWU: 3.40/3.31/25.76
VCOM-CC: 3.61/3.55/25 (2015)
VCOM-VC: 3.59/3.52/25 (2015)
WVSOM: 3.4/3.4/25
KYCOM: 3.5/3.4/24

I am almost done with my doctor of pharmacy and am 22 w/ no loans. I have decided that medicine was a better fit for me and am interested in applying. I had a 3.7 gpa in undergrad, a 3.0 in pharmacy school, and a 25 (11P, 8S, 6V) on the MCAT (I took it during school and while working). I am retaking it with hopes to score around a 27-30. Was wondering what my chances are in getting admitted to a osteopathic program like MSU-COM (in-state) or LECOM?
-Was active in organizations during undergrad/pharm school
-I have about 200 hours of volunteer work done at Hospitals (ER, Pharmacy, etc.)
-I have tons of clinical experience through pharmacy school (hospital rotations, going on rounds with medical team, making treatment plans for many different disease states, antibiotic coverage/therapeutics, much more).