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  • User #1263

  • Application cycles: 2001
  • Demographics: Female, Caucasian
  • Home state: Florida
  • Brief Profile: Awards: Who's Who (Ntl and at UF), High Achievement Scholar, Student Gov't schoolarship, sorority scholarship, Millican Scholarship (over 13k so far!!!).

    Clubs & Orgs: chem and bio tutor, crew/rowing team, Omicron Delta Kappa honor soc., social sorority, Campus Activities Board with leadership experience

    Volunteer: American Cancer Society Relay for Life, Blood Bank volunteer, Make A Wish, Girl Scouts, Arnold Palmer Hospital, Second Harvest Food Bank, homeless work, horses for handicapped

    Leadership: Rho Lambda President, Golden Key Historian and Bd of Directors, President's Leadership Council, multiple positions in pre-med groups on campus

    Research: worked in a cancer research lab for a year

    Notable Accomplishments: completed 2 marathons for Leukemia & Lymphoma Soceity, raising over 11k for them. Now coach running and mentor others.
  • // Applications //

    Application Cycle One: 2001

    • Undergraduate college: University of Central Florida
    • Undergraduate Area of study: Biological/Life Sciences
    • Institution: Microbio &Molec Bio,
    • Area of Study: Other
    • Degree Obtained: BS
    • Total MCAT SCORE: 505
    • MCAT Section Scores: B/B 125, C/P 126, CARS 127  
    • Overall GPA: 3.97
    • Science GPA: 4.00

    Summary of Application Experience

    What can I say...

    My MCAT scores are probably my only weak point in this application. I was scoring 30-32 on all practice tests. Guess I just freaked out on test day. Anyway, I think that's why my application hasn't gone further thus far.

    Best advice is get everyhing in ASAP. Have that app into AMCAS within a few weeks after they begin accepting them. Turn in secondaries pronto and follow up to make sure the school's actually recieved them.

    Pick a wide range of schools! Apply to some 'reach'schools, some shoo-ins, and a few in the middle. You never know what will come out of it!

    Make sure you have a diversified application. It's pretty apparent to the adcoms when you're missignn something like volunteering or research. You need to have 'it all' in order to get that interview for most schools. So be sure to get involved on campus, play some sports, do some research if you can, become a leader, etc. They only add to your numerical scores.

    Will post more updates as them come in.

    Applied, Rejected

    Mayo Medical School

    Application Complete, Rejected

    Mount Sinai School of Medicine
    SUNY Upstate
    Boston University
    Temple University
    Drexel University
    Dartmouth College

    Application Complete, Withdrew

    Duke University
    Florida State University
    Cornell University

    Accepted

    University of Miami
    University of South Florida
    Nova Southeastern University

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