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If you score above a total GPA of 3.7 and above a science course GPA of 3.4 and an MCAT above 550 you should get into any med school you apply
Just note that nowadays a gpa 3.7 may or may not be a cut off rather than a guarantee and a science GPA needs to be 3.5+ for the “pre human eyes” phase … 3.7/3.4 is absolutely NOT sufficient to get into med school, just enough to pass the first, algorithm-based cut, and move to the second phase of selection. Then all activities, qualities, and achievements come into play. Then there are interviews. And not all who interview get a spot.
Wrt MCAT, a score of 512 is generally sufficient, 510 is a minimum to have a shot, and a score of 516+ is extremely rare. (550 doesn’t exist, theoretically a student could get 527 or 528, no higher. There’s no advantage at the top-end, just like SAT 750=760=770=780=790=800 as far as elite colleges are concerned.)