<p>If your current program is an undergraduate university program (in the US, medical schools are graduate programs that people attend after obtaining an undergraduate degree), and you are looking to transfer to an American undergraduate program, you probably should be comparing yourself to other transfers from four-year universities. Whether a 3.6 in your current program would be sufficient for transfer to the university of your choice really depends on the university.</p>
<p>I would imagine there is a bi-modal distribution of grades in many 2-year (CC) programs. People who are planning to complete two years and then transfer to a 4-year program often are very motivated and capable and do very well. The overall mean GPA for the whole college would really have no meaning or relevance.</p>