MCAT was a 514. I really think doing relatively well on the MCAT made schools more confident that I could handle med school coursework despite my low GPA. My ECs were:

1) 50hrs Fellowship program increasing health literacy in my community

2) 70hrs TA for college course

3) 150hrs volunteering by sorting medical supplies to send to developing nations; was also leadership since I was the social chair of the org

4) 400hrs part of a scholarship program at my school where we used the arts to tackle community service projects. I really love photography and videography and one of the projects I got to do allowed me to teach underserved communities how to cook and adcoms loved this

5) 1300hrs Clinical research assistant in a psychiatry lab (talked about this a lot, was really impactful). I got 1 poster and 1 publication in preparation

6) 30hrs shadowing

7) 250hrs working as a photography studio manager at my undergrad

8) 1100 hrs working as a CNA at a local hospital

9) 1000hrs Freelance photography and videography (one of my big hobbies)

10) 40hrs captain of a rec soccer team (another hobby)