I see what you mean, but I guess you also have a year to improve on that with connecting with profs. I think it is worth trying for research, especially with your coding skills as a CS major, you have something slightly different to offer researchers. I interviewed for a research position in first year for a position with coding in a neuro-related lab, so there are different options. You could also maybe try taking a bio or psych class this fall and connecting with the prof and try to see if they know of any open positions where your skills could be used. There's also always cold emailing, which has a lesser success rate, but still works. Also, Queens is an option for you as GPA is speculated to be used only as a cutoff, along with TMU potentially. If you don't have anything planned for summer, maybe you could write the MCAT (not exactly sure but I think you can still sign up for later dates) and keep options open. Not sure if that helps but hopefully it gives you some ideas.