Chance me please for BS/MD programs

Pre-Med & Medical School Multiple Degree Programs
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<p>I guess ill just see what people think on my chances then? just for fun aha</p>

<p>GPA:4.77 (14/800)
SAT:2300 (CR 730, Math 770, Writing 800)
SAT IIs: Math2=760, Biology=800, Chemistry=790, Spanish=700, US History=760
ACT:34 (English=36, Math=35, Science=33, Reading=32)
APs:
Biology=5, Statistics=5, Human Geography=5
Calculus BC=5 (AB subscore=5), Chemistry=5, APUSH=5, English Language and Comp=5, Spanish=3, Psychology (self-studied)=5
AP national scholar 2013
AP distinguished scholar 2013
AP scholar 2012</p>

<p>freshman student of the year 2011
ap human geo student of the year 2012
ap american studies student of the year 2013
regional science fair, microbiology, 1st place 2011+2012
state science fair, microbiology, 2nd place 2012</p>

<p>ECs:
shadowing an OB/GYN (letter of rec from the OB/GYN)
shadowing a podiatrist
hospital volunteerwork (3 years, letter of rec from the volunteer supervisor)
"operation origami" (personal goodwill project at the hospital delivering origami to patients and praying with patients if they accept--kind of like a hospital chaplain)
laboratory research (independently and with a mentor at mayo clinic)</p>

<p>model united nations president
key club president (related to the kiwanis club)
sunday school instructor (since 2008)
we the people team member
sociedad honoraria hispanica (spanish honor society) officer
national honor society officer
girls state delegate 2013
flutist in outside of school youth symphonies (since 2006)
pianist (with state certification for superior honors in piano performance at the student level) (since 2005)
youth advisory council ambassador to the local performing art center/ youth representative to the center's programming committee</p>

<p>im thinking of these programs:
1. URochester (i participated in their MVP, if that impacts my application at all?)
2. UPittsburgh
3. Baylor 2 Baylor
4. NJIT/NJMS
5. Brown PLME
6. WUSTL medical scholars</p>

<p>on a side note, would anyone here have any thoughts on my chances at the johnson scholarship at washington and lee university?</p>

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<p>Very nice: 2300 is pretty fat…you look good for scoring at least one program although all of these are ELITE, save for NJIT, which is mid-tier! The big boys are a shot-in-the-dark, even for any applicant although you are looking pretty sturdyshadow522! Best of luck…</p>

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<p>With research background, also consider RPI/AMC</p>

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<p>You have a pretty solid chance to most of them. Just make sure to stand out at interviews. Good luck!</p>