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hi everyone and welcome back to the medical school application guide video series today were going to be talking about how to make a good medical school list crafting a well-balanced medical school list is easily one of the most underrated parts of the application process spending an extra day making sure that you meet the admissions criteria for the schools that youre applying for can dramatically improve the number of interview invites that you get so im splitting this video into two parts the first part being drafting the list and the second part being narrowing down the list the first and easiest step is going to be to add your state medical schools to your list for example i was a california applicant applying to md schools so here i have a list of all of the possible md schools i could have applied to but i narrowed it down based off of my values and criteria i was looking for within schools so you can pause the video and see all of the examples for why i didnt apply to certa