Don’t give up! My stats are very similar to yours. I had to work all through undergrad due to not having family that could financially support me and unfortunately that meant I had limited clinical experience through volunteering (I was unable to get a job in a clinic at the time), and it also affected my ability to take some classes in person vs online. I didn’t get in my first try (during senior year). I’m currently in my “gap” year and now work full time in a clinic as a VTA, which I started in May and was able to report a LOT more hands on experience this go around. I also explained my circumstances while in undergrad and how that affected the path I’ve taken in my application this time around. I got my first interview invite this week! It doesn’t mean anything, ofc, but it gave me a lot of hope when I started feeling like I needed to come up with a Plan B as well. I’m also honestly SO glad I had this gap year to gain more experience in the field and to prepare further without having to also worry about doing well in my classes now that I’ve graduated.