I’m currently a sophomore and am looking to go to medical school. I am really dedicated to becoming a doctor, and I would like to do that ASAP. Furthermore, I have an interest in the humanities as well; I have a knack for social entrepreneurship, and also enjoy public health/epidemiology. Thus, FlexMed seems like a great option for me.
My high school GPA was something like a 3.95
My first semester college GPA was a 3.8 and I’m confident I will get a 4.0 this semester.
SAT: 2220 (CR 770, M 730, W 720), 2210 (CR 660, M 750, W 800). I will likely take the ACT soon and all practices I have done have been >35.
By the time I apply I will have taken
Honors Cal 1/2/3
Honors Chem 1/2 and Lab
Honors Bio 1/2 and Lab
Honors English Literature
Honors Physics 1/2 and Lab
Applied Statistics
Microeconomics
and possibly a few other extra courses.
Also, I have numerous AP Humanities credits.
Additionally,
I have > 80 hours of shadowing various doctors/surgeons,
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400 hours of volunteering with at least 75 in a hospital or healthcare setting
I have also done over 400 hours of research and will have a co-authorship on at least 2 papers by September.
I have accumulated numerous science research awards and I feel confident about my chances in Siemens, STS, and ISEF next year.
Recently, I began a non-profit to exercise my skills in social entrepreneurship. I am the CEO of the incorporation which has been relatively successful considering how young it is. It integrates both education and healthcare in third world countries.
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My biggest worry about applying is that I don’t come from a HYP level school. I am from the University of North Texas. However, at the same time, I am 16 years old and will be 17 at the time I apply.
How will these factors affect me? Do I have a good chance at the program or would I do better to save my money? Thank you!!