Chances of getting into these schools with these stats

[JLR2018]

Undergrad University: 

- Merrimack College (4 semesters), GPA= 3.95c and 3.90s, Health Science major

-University of Massachusetts Amherst *Commonwealth Honors College* (5 semesters when done) , GPA = 3.7c (hopefully will go up and 3.66s GPA, Biology Major

-Key classes: 

(A) - Biology 1 

(A) - Biology 2

(A) - Gen Chem 1 

(A) - Gen Chem 2 

(A) - Anatomy 1 

(A) - Anatomy 2 

(A) - Organic 1 

(B-) - Organic 2 (A- in orgo lab)

(A) - Physics 1

(A-) - Microbiology 

(B+) - Statistics 

(B) - Calculus 

 

I'm worried about the downward trend after I transferred schools, however UMass was much more difficult than Merrimack and I still feel like I'm doing well at UMass, just not as well as I was doing

 

Extracurriculars: 

- Anatomy 1 tutor 

- EMT-B (just started but should have over 1,000 hours before applying ... EDIT: well actually if I apply in June 2018 ill have 2000 hours

- Biology 2 study group leader (kind of like a tutor job)

- 100 hours volunteering at Rehab clinic

- 40 hours volunteering with middle schoolers working on science workshops after school 

- 20 hours volunteering at a medical supply packing company 

 

I plan on doing plenty of shadowing and maybe want to TA my last semester..I'm working my ass off to have a high 3.7/low 3.8 when I graduate

 

Schools I want to apply to: Duke, Boston University, Northeastern, George Washington, Yale, Philadelphia, Cornell, PITT, MCPHS, Hofstra, Northwestern, Quinnipiac (Am I shooting too high?)

[MT2PA]

You likely don't have enough HCE to be competitive at some of those programs.

[bocc54]

Your grades are more than fine, but like MT2PA said your PCE is somewhat lacking. I can't speak for all programs since I do not know most of them, but 1,000 hours should be fine for MCPHS. I just interviewed there and I only had 1,000 hours when I applied.  

[MyNameWasUsed]

Some people say there are no such things as safety schools. Let me tell you, there are safety schools. And those arent it.

[UGoLong]

I'm sure that there are many fine schools that would consider you highly if you have a 1000 hours of hands-on experience. Regardless of the applicant, I recommend applying to a mix of schools because clearly requirements vary.

 

Good luck!