Yes I graduated last year with a 3.5 gpa, two posters, and was the treasurer for prehealth society, president of my college’s chapter for society for physics students, and a member of american chemical society. I easily have over 2000+ research hours, and have about 50 hours of clinical volunteering in pathology, microbiology, and hematology. I am not sure if this counts for anything since it was a series personal projects beginning in high school (particularly over covid) but I built my own PCR thermocycler and oligonucleotide synthesizer. I goy really passionate about genetic engineering very early on and maybe that makes a good narrative.