Chances of me getting into the BA/MD Program here?

[TKDpro]

<p>I'd like to get into the 8 year program to get my MD at the end.</p>

<p>Bio:
Female
Asian-American
Speak English & Korean</p>

<p>GPA: 4.2 weighted
Class Rank: top 10%</p>

<p>SAT I: Reading 580 (Horrendous, I know. I'm definitely taking it again.), Writing 740, Math 800
Out of 1600:1380
Out of 2400:2120</p>

<p>SAT II: Math I 770, Math II 720, US Hist 670, Biology 650 (Unsure of what to send)</p>

<p>APs Exams Concern: I've taken loads of AP classes but I've only gotten 3s, I'm thinking of not sending them in?</p>

<p>Classes:
I've taken every single AP/honors course I could: Bio, Physics, US History, English Language and Composition, English Literature, Calc AB, Psychology, Chemistry</p>

<p>Recommendations:
AP Physics teacher
Honors Pre-Calc teacher
Tae Kwon Do instructor</p>

<p>EC:
Tae Kwon Do (10 years, black belt), regional medals
National Youth Leadership Forum in Medicine (summer of 2009)
Asian Culture Club (all high school)
Latin Club (frosh, soph, jun)
French Club (frosh, soph, jun)
Key Club (all high school)
Big Brother/Big Sister (jun, sen)
National Honor Society (jun, sen)
Job: work a lot as a secretary at my mom's business
Operation Smile: (jun, sen)
National & State recognition/awards in Latin
The National Society of High School Scholars (all high school)
Volunteered one summer at a hospital</p>

<p>Comments:
Hoping Tae Kwon Do earns me serious bonus points because I've been doing it for a long time and it's a unique sport. In several of my ECs, I hold an officer or some sort of leadership position</p>

[b_amp_bsmom]

<p>My son has several friends that are in the “BacMD” program- so this is anecdotal information but… they are both STELLAR students- 2300++ SAT, 4/5’s on all AP tests (especially 5’s on math/science AP’s), extremely high GPA’s. It is extremely competitive to gain admission- and seems to be very numbers oriented(because they are betting that you will be the type of student that would gain admission later on to USC’s med school and the type of student that they would LOVE to have in their medical school). However, no one but the admissions officers know how you compare to other applicants- so retake you SAT’s and apply!</p>

<p>Also- FYI- I don’t think most selective schools take the SAT 2 Math 1- only the Math 2.</p>