<p>So i won’t be as thorough as some of the other posters. Here’s the nuts and bolts though:</p>
<p>It doesn’t matter what school you go to. Your MCAT scores will dictate your future. Less than 30 and you are looking at very low ranked MD like NYMC and more than likely DO schools. You won’t be able to match competitively and will be forced into Family Medicine.</p>
<p>Going to a Florida school, you will need about a 32 for UM or UF. UM doesn’t consider in state applicants any more. USF is ok, but going to be really hard for the competitive specialties. FIU is low ranked and can possibly be attainable with a sub 30. UCF and FSU are a little above FIU but again in that class where it’s nearly impossible to match ortho without a killer Step 1.</p>
<p>Bottom line: You’ll need a 32+ and it’s really hard to get these scores because the MCAT is monster and is completely unfair.</p>