Im not paranoid, but I am just wondering, considering that being a biology major, I have no backup plan other than medical school.
I understand that a 3.7 is a good GPA, and I would not have any complaints if there weren't 2 C's on my record.
And I feel that my bigger problem is my lack of EC's.
Well, your overall GPA is only one factor of many that admission committees look at. For one thing, they separate out your overall and science GPA. Here are a few of my thoughts
1. Two C's aren't the end of the world, many pre-meds have overcome far worse and gained admission into medical school
2. What are you doing about your lack of ECs other than complaining on this forum? I believe summer is coming up...and I believe that you have another good solid year before you apply.
3. You didn't mention the MCAT...research your target school and see what the avg is...regardless though, study hard and try your best to do well the first time. However, if you don't, you can re-take and admission committees will not look upon your application unfavorably
4. When you apply, submit your AMCAS application June 1st
5. Be passionate about something...even if it's not related to medicine. It makes for awesome conversation during your interviews...and lets them know that you're not only smart but well rounded.
6. Remember that you have a life outside of school and pre-med stuff. Take care of yourself. Sleep, eat well, and remember to be thankful for what you have and not take so many things for granted.
7. Never give up on your dreams. It might take longer than you planned, but with patience, perseverance, mentors, and lots of hard work you can do nearly anything you set your mind to do.
This is just my 2 cents...