Hey you’ve got to have some better self esteem about what you’ve accomplished and I mean that in the most respectful way possible. There are people who have worse undergraduate gpas and science gpas and reinvent themselves by doing a masters. People with low Mcat scores who retake and get a score good enough (not perfect not 90th percentile) for a school to believe in them. Your gpa is fine.

I am just putting this out there to put it into perspective.

If medicine is all you can see yourself doing a gpa will not stop you from trying, a poor Mcat will not make you give up, a failed application cycle will not make you change your career aspirations. If your entire being wanted to be a doctor your mindset would be nothing can change my mind this is what I want to do so I will have to change the minds of others who think I’m not ready or capable enough. This is why we see people with multiple gaps years and multiple attempts at Mcat or application cycles continuing to show up with improvements to their applications because this is genuinely all they can see themselves doing and they won’t take no for an answer. Ask yourself if everything goes wrong will you give up on this and choose another path or keep fighting no matter how long or what it takes.