<p>I have a dilemma--I am applying to two fairly prestigious summer programs, but I can only do one due to scheduling conflicts. </p>
<p>Which do you think would look better on an ED application to Johns Hopkins?</p>
<p>Choice #1: Mississippi Governor's School - spend three weeks at a college campus taking college and enrichment classes. Program is fairly selective, my counselor said that only one student per county gets in unless there are extra spots open.</p>
<p>Choice #2: Rural Medical Scholars Program - spend five weeks on a college campus taking two pre-med courses, shadowing doctors, and touring a medical school. This program seems to be a lot more selective because only 20 students from the entire state are accepted, so I'm thinking that this one may be the better choice.</p>
<p>If I'm accepted to the medical scholars program, I'm legally obliged to attend and cancel any other programs, so I wanted to be sure before I sent in my application.</p>
<p>I'll be applying ED to Johns Hopkins next year and I think that the medical program would look better, especially since I'll be a pre-med student, but I've also heard that Governor's School is one of the best summer programs available. </p>
<p>Any imput is appreciated</p>