General Is this a good school list? ~3.8 520 MCAT

[Goro]

OH resident, 2nd round of applications because I did not plan well last time. ~300 hours clinical volunteering, ~200 hours non-clinical volunteering (both include projected), and I am working full-time as a scribe over my unplanned gap year (~2000 hours). I have other extracurricular activities including ~600 hours research, and other various things from my recently-finished undergrad days, but I'd rather not put everything out there. Thanks in advance, I am hoping to submit this evening (7/8).

1. Ohio State
2. Case Western
3. Emory
4. Cincinnati

[5. Toledo]
[6. Wright State]
[7. NEOMED]

8. Boston U
9. Mount Sinai
10. Western Michigan
11. Pitt
12. Rochester
13. SLU
14. USC
15. UVA
16. Vermont
17. Tufts
18. Iowa
19. Hofstra
20. Jefferson
21. Northwestern

The three bracketed ones are just because I'm applying due to in-state status. The top four are schools I am now applying to for a second time. I just want to get into medical school with minimal worry and while I know (now more than ever) that no stats can make you completely safe, I just want an expert to tell me the list is diverse and solid. Also I am an ORM, FWIW. Thanks again.

That's a fine list.
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Mayo
WashU
Northwestern
U Chicago
U MI

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[Mr.Smile12]

Okay, you said you're applying for a second time. What happened the first time? Where did your plans go awry? Did you get interviews, especially to any in your top 4?

 

[Goro]

If I only had money for 20 apps, what cuts would you make?

Edit: I can absolutely suck it up and pay for 25, although it will hurt. But if you think it is truly worthwhile, it can be done.

If you were my child, I would recommend:
1. Ohio State
2. Case Western
3. Emory
4. Cincinnati
5. Toledo
6. Wright State
7. NEOMED
8. Boston U
9. Mount Sinai
10. Vermont
11. Pitt
12. Northwestern
13. Rochester
14. WashU
15. UVA
16. U MI
17. USC
18. Iowa
19. Hofstra
20. U Chicago