Chances? Caliber of Schools? 3.88 cGPA 3.91 sGPA 37 MCAT

I wasn't going to apply this upcoming cycle because I thought I would need to retake my MCAT...but I recently saw my score and now I'm rethinking. I've hardly thought about what schools to apply to because I thought I'd take a gap year. My Profile:

School: (Uw) University of Washington Seattle (Washington state resident)
cGPA: 3.88
sGPA: 3.91
MCAT: 37 (14PS, 10 VR, 13BS)
Majors:

• Biochemistry (College Honors)
• Neurobiology
• Medical Anthropology & Global Health

Minor: Chemistry

Several scholarships from the honors program for academic achievement, experiences with Asian culture, and research


HEALTHCARE RELATED:

Shadowing: 120 hours, evenly split among Primary Care / ER, General Surgery, Ophthalmology, Urology (but only in remote/rural areas)

Global Medical Brigades in Panama 2012 (provided basic healthcare and education for a week in a remote village)

UW Healthcare Alternative Spring Break Program (we set up shadowing spots for pre-health students in clinics in rural areas in the state of Washington)

• '11-'12: Clinic Site Leader
• '12-'13: Coordinator for all clinic site leaders
• '13-'14: Vice-president (future, but already elected)

Research:

• '10-'12: Diabetes and Lifespan Lab
• '12-present: Cancer Biochemistry Lab

First publication expected (or at least hoped for) by end of summer


VOLUNTEERING:

Child Rights & You (C.R.Y.): an organization that funds and works with NGOs to promote child rights in India

• '08-'10: Volunteer and Fundraiser for C.R.Y. Seattle (we produced and performed in Bollywood-style musicals to raise money)
• '11-'12: Founding member and Vice President of C.R.Y. UW
• '12-'13: Member and Volunteer for C.R.Y. UW; founding member of the first collegiate volunteer trip to India with a mission to open C.R.Y. chapters in Indian universities and volunteer with certain NGOs for three weeks

Estimated total hours: 315


STUDENT LIFE:

Indian Student Association (executive board)

• '10-'11: Freshman Representative (promote organization and events to other freshmen)
• '11-'12: Programming Director (design, organize, and execute events)
• '12-'13: Secretary (schedule events, take meeting minutes, assist vice president)
• '13-'14: President (future, but tentatively elected)

UW Competitive Bollywood Dance Team

• '12-'13: Founder and Co-president
• '13-'14: Co-president (future, but already elected)

Honors Student Advisory Panel: a group of ten students who organize community events for honors program students and who moderate advising chat rooms for prospective honors students


MY THOUGHTS:

I'm concerned that my volunteering with C.R.Y. is disconnected from the people it affects. I haven't done extensive volunteering that involves direct interaction with those whom I serve. This might make it hard to demonstrate that I would be good at interacting with patients. But I have a really deep, meaningful personal connection to C.R.Y. Besides that, my volunteering experience is limited to one specific community, and I feel that's not a good thing.

Is my MCAT score too lop-sided? VR is weakest for many applicants, but I feel mine is really disparate from the other sections.

I have a letter of rec from a faculty member in each of my majors' departments (the anthropology letter would be my non-science one). Could a non-faculty letter instead strengthen my application more (i.e. a physician I've shadowed/worked with)?

The only specialty I've ruled out is psychiatry, and primary care is what I'm most interested in right now. I know I don't have to decide a specialty now, but whatever I choose I'd like to practice in a rural setting.

I would like to know from you all:

• caliber of schools I should consider applying to
• If possible, specific schools that fit my interest of practicing medicine in a rural area in the U.S.
• If I shouldn't apply this cycle and instead strengthen my application in a specific way before applying

Sorry if this post is more like a resume...any help is appreciated. It takes forever to get a pre-med advising appointment at my school, so this is the best I can do at the moment. Thank you!