u/Impossible_Height960

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3.918 GPA / 525 MCAT. ~1200 clinical hours split between EMT + CCMA work, ~800 nonclinical volunteering across grant writing, fertility clinic volunteering, and marathon fundraising for charity. 115 shadowing hours across ortho surgery, neurology, nephrology, and radiology. ~1300 research hours with 4 pubs, 8 posters, patent-adjacent IP certification, and LORs from 2 labs. Ohio resident, T10 undergrad + T10 MPA, 2 gap years. Male - Asian (ORM), non-disadvantaged, non-military.

I just need roughly 5 more basline schools, don't want to move to flyover states.

Everyone keeps talking about screenout GPAs but what would they realistically be for top schools that are the hardest to transfer to 3.95, 3.9, 3.97? For the record I am talking about schools like Yale, Stanford, MIT, Caltech, Columbia.

And would high school GPAs be a screenout too? What about for junior transfers?