u/hopeful520

Those of you who had 1000+ hours of research and 2+ first author publications on original research in Q1 journals. How did your application cycles go?

That was the dumbest exam I’ve ever taken lmao.

Hi all! I was told to return when I got my score back, so here I am! Am I in an ok spot even with the low CGPA?

(Indiana resident (promised Kansas Interview as a 4 year grad in KS
Stats:
CGPA: 3.27 (Accounting)
SGPA: 3.84
Postbacc: 3.97 in 46 credits (at a large state school)
Postbacc science: 3.97 in 40 of the 46
MCAT: 522 (132/128/131/131)
Casper exam: 4th Q

EC:
Athletics: 4550 Hours (P5 conference D1, cape cod/ NECBL)
Clinical: 412 hours
Non clinical volunteer: 775 hours
Research: 980 hours, 1st auth pub, solo poster at regional conference and 1st auth abstract (created a new combinatorial cancer drug (chemo + IR dye) then put it in a liposome carrier).
Shadowing: 55 Hours (3 specialties)
Hobby lifting: 650 Hours

LOR’s: 2MD (1 Duke, 1 UC), 3 PROFS, D1 head baseball coach

PS/OIE: overcoming 3 major surgeries while both parents had stage 3/4 cancers in undergrad

Did FL6 cars cook anyone else? I went 129 FL 4, 131 FL5 then 126 on FL6

I got an accounting degree as a D1 baseball player at a big school and finished with a 3.03 Cgpa and a 3.4sgpa while dealing with 3 major surgeries and both parents had stage 3 and 4 cancers. I then completed a premed Postbacc at a state school consisting of every prerequisite course (46 credits all science) and got a 3.97. Bringing my overall to a 3.28cgpa and 3.85sgpa. I have been averaging a 523 on my FL’s (take the real one may 9th). I will have 600ish clinical hours, 875 volunteer, 980 research with a first author publication where I created a new combinatorial chemotherapy and radiant cancer drug, abstract and solo poster, 75 shadowing hours, and the 5500 athletics hours. Have the 3 prof LORS, 2 MD, my research PI and 2 D1 head coaches. Will this be enough or will the CGPA weigh me down too much if I can score around my FL average?

I got an accounting degree as a D1 baseball player at a big school and finished with a 3.03 Cgpa and a 3.4sgpa while dealing with 3 major surgeries and both parents had stage 3 and 4 cancers. I then completed a premed Postbacc at a state school consisting of every prerequisite course (46 credits all science) and got a 3.97. Bringing my overall to a 3.28cgpa and 3.85sgpa. I have been averaging a 523 on my FL’s (take the real one may 9th). I will have 600ish clinical hours, 875 volunteer, 980 research with a first author publication where I created a new combinatorial chemotherapy and radiant cancer drug, abstract and solo poster, 75 shadowing hours, and the 5500 athletics hours. Will this be enough or will the CGPA weigh me down too much?