<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

Throwaway here as I want some anonymity. I am in the process of applying to medical school and have gained admission to 3 schools at this point, one of which is a pretty decent school, (UCONN). I grew up in poverty, moving a lot as we could not afford rent and so on. We lived in a rural area so heat was another big issue and my mother and her partners were usually into drugs and whatnot. Also it is worth pointing out that I am Puerto Rican. When I was 18 I moved out and never looked back, put myself through undergrad and had a good time got lots of healthcare experiences and did my best. I ended up getting a 3.92 GPA and took the MCAT twice. The first time I took the MCAT I was a sophomore in undergrad and I got a 22, I took it a year later and got a 26, and I applied to medical school. Upon getting in I have an odd feeling, like I am not good enough, if I had not been Puerto Rican I would not have gotten in and would not have bee good enough under normal standards. So at the end of the day I do not know if I deserve my spot at a medical university and I cannot help but feel bad in a way. Does anyone else feel this way, is it just me, should I not care and just take the acceptances and move forward continuing to excel at my scholastic achievements?
<bot>: Poor, Puerto Rican, 3.92 GPA, 26 MCAT (2 attempt), medical school acceptance, why do I feel like I haven't earned it? And so bad about it?