While helpful, remember the chart above is number of applicants, not number of acceptances.
Reach out to the pre-health advising departments at the schools on your list, after researching their websites.
-What kind of programs/resources do they have for pre-meds? Opportunities for patient facing experience (job or volunteer)?
-Do they give everyone who wants to apply to med school a committee letter? (some schools gatekeep, and only allow support students with X GPA and X MCAT)
-Do they have an MCAT prep course?
-What proportion of the applicants from the table above were graduating seniors?
-Do they help students apply after a gap year? After a Post-Bacc? After an SMP?
-What is their historical acceptance rate? (understand what’s in the numerator and denominator, vis a vis the categories in my previous questions)
All the schools that you list above with have good pre-health advising and resources. I might be concerned at Swat in particular and one’s ability to get a high GPA.
Bottom line, go to school where you can get a high GPA, has good pre-health advising, and major in something that you like.