How are my extracurriculars?

[aunt_bea]

Your post in July 2018 basically asks the same thing. http://talk.qa.collegeconfidential.com/international-students/2090587-what-are-my-chances-of-getting-into-a-good-us-college.html#latest
I guess you didn’t understand that your EC’s are part of a package. They seem to be all over the place and don’t show a long-term commitment to any one area. It’s not the “let’s throw everything at the wall and see what sticks”.

@Katliamom put it very well at that time:

If your ultimate goal is to become a medical doctor, the US is not a good place for you. Go to a country where you can enter medical school right away, and where education is cheaper.

In the US, you will need at least 4 years of (very expensive) studies before you can apply to med school. Your odds of getting into medical school in the US are very, very, very small. (They hardly take any international students.) Also, there is no financial aid for international students in med schools, you would need a loan from your country or have the money in cash.

I’ll add to her advice. There are thousands of domestic students attempting premed studies. There are only so many medical school slots and those few are very competitive for domestic students; most international students aren’t event considered. Being international means that you have a close to 0% admittance rate.

Nothing has changed, including your age. It is very competitive to just be admitted for undergrad.