24 y/o, 506 MCAT ( just retook and believed I significantly improved, will know in a month 
) 3.65 GPA (upward, bad Freshman year),
student athlete for four years football, 200 hours research with publication, 2000 hours at a group home for the disabled where I was involved with daily cares and medication administration, 1400 hours scribing in ED, 50 hours hospice volunteering ( plan to do more ) , EMT B certified
Currently I am waitlisted to MD in Texas, as it is late I retook the MCAT and am going to apply out of state in the next cycle as well (using MSAR).
Making this post just for suggestions as to what to do next. Last time I posted here I was recommended to get more clinical experience and volunteering (EMT,scribing,hospice). Would more volunteering be sufficient to add to my application while I pick up a job in sales or something similar to make some money and work on my people skills, or do should I shoot for more medical experience? I'm not entirely sure doing EMT work or even ER tech work would help my application that much but I may be wrong, don't know what else I could do that wouldn't require more certifications.
I am hoping that I crushed the MCAT which I believe will open a lot of doors for me ( feel like I aced BB/PS, CP was incredibly difficult but that seems to be a common trend this year and it should be scaled).
Am at a fork and do not really know where to go from here. Thank you!
) 3.65 GPA (upward, bad Freshman year), student athlete for four years football, 200 hours research with publication, 2000 hours at a group home for the disabled where I was involved with daily cares and medication administration, 1400 hours scribing in ED, 50 hours hospice volunteering ( plan to do more ) , EMT B certified
Currently I am waitlisted to MD in Texas, as it is late I retook the MCAT and am going to apply out of state in the next cycle as well (using MSAR).
Making this post just for suggestions as to what to do next. Last time I posted here I was recommended to get more clinical experience and volunteering (EMT,scribing,hospice). Would more volunteering be sufficient to add to my application while I pick up a job in sales or something similar to make some money and work on my people skills, or do should I shoot for more medical experience? I'm not entirely sure doing EMT work or even ER tech work would help my application that much but I may be wrong, don't know what else I could do that wouldn't require more certifications.
I am hoping that I crushed the MCAT which I believe will open a lot of doors for me ( feel like I aced BB/PS, CP was incredibly difficult but that seems to be a common trend this year and it should be scaled).
Am at a fork and do not really know where to go from here. Thank you!
