<p>Your grades and volunteer hours are definitely good enough, but again, your essays are what truly distinguish you as an applicant. You could have a 4.0 UW, be valedictorian, 2400 SAT & SATIIs, 1000 hours of community service, and still be rejected from Stanford. They want unique, interesting applicants who show not only talent but also passion in their respective areas. So although you seem to be quite a good student, you still probably don’t have higher than a 20-or-so percent chance of getting in (unless you are a recruit, internationally acclaimed, or a URM). Make sure you have other schools you would also be happy to attend. I hope you end up at a college where you can be happy and successful in getting into a good medical school where you can pursue your career goal. Good Luck!</p>