Have you been to the information meetings? They have them once a month, the women who accepts the applications and gets the first look at them holds them and gives you pointers about how to have a strong application. She said this month that about 120 people apply each round for 40 seats, but about 30 get thrown out right off the bat because of incomplete applications or not following directions (immediate 'no'). She said on the transcripts, the first thing she looks at is the Patho class, where you took it (supposed to be the hardest of all of the colleges around) and what grade you got. If you took it at UM flint and got a good grade (B or higher) that makes for a very strong application. If you take the science classes at UM flint and got good grades, it looks better. Also, it makes for a strong application if you get a reference from a UM flint instructor, preferably a science. She also said the average GPA of applicants is about 3.5. They look at your prereq GPA, as well as your last 30 credit GPA. I would highly advice an information meeting if you haven't already gone to one. They are very informal and you can ask any question you want.