How to increase chances of getting into Harvard Medical School?

<p>I am currently a senior in High School and close to graduation. I have decided to attended my state's public university (I have gotten accepted and the university honestly isn't bad, 84% grad rate) because I do not want to invest a whole lot until grad school. I know it is a bit too early to think about all this but I was wondering what I can do to be on top of my game in college and improve my chances of getting into HMS? I want to be a psychiatrist and will probably be doing a double major in college in psychology and biology. </p>

<p>Some personal information: I am very dedicated and ambitious when it comes to pursuing academic careers. All throughout high school I have made straight A's and participated in a lot of community service. I DO NOT mind working hard, studying and not going out on weekends because I have work to get done. I am 100% willing to take any extra steps required to achieve success. </p>

<p>Thank you so much to those who reply :)</p>

<p>Keep your GPA up, be on good terms with your profs, do well on entrance exams</p>

<p>injure your brain in such a way that u get an eidetic memory. remember whole medical textbooks. </p>

<p>or keep gpa up, intern, good test scores, recs, etc.</p>

<p>You might want to post your thread in the graduate-school or pre-med-medical-school forums, as this forum is for Harvard Undergraduate Admissions.</p>

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<p>Thanks gibby. I’ll do just that :)</p>