Hello all! Wanting to see if this application cycle is even feasible or realistic/what would best serve my application moving forward. Currently have a 3.39 sGPA and a 3.59 cGPA, double majoring in Biology (BS), and English: Concentration in Science, Medicine and Literature with a Chemistry Minor. My GPA trend (by semester): 3.45, 3.45, 3.1, 3.554, 3.700, 3.876, 3,91. First 3 semesters were online as I began undergraduate at Chapel Hill at the start of covid. The online semester and some personal matters really hurt my gpa at the beginning of college, but have shown consistent and sustained upwards trends. Also, rowed full-time for the university during my freshman and sophomore years. EC are very solid: oncology research spanning 3+ years at two separate comprehensive cancer centers. 1 Publication and a second pending publication (both in separate cancer pathologies). Ongoing honors thesis in the english department to defend 2024. 1.5 years as a clinical research intern at the on-campus cancer center. Anatomy lab TA for 2 semesters and highschool biology tutor. Over 100+ hours of clinical shadowing spanning both OR and clinical hours in a very wide variety of pathologies and providers. Founded an on campus organization to train undergraduates in cancer curriculum and teach underserved school aged children. Student government senator for the pre-health district. Other leadership roles in other organizations. Consistent volunteering at Habitat for Humanity and other nonprofits. Mcat breakdown was: 129/128/127/127. Planning to apply to 30+ schools and shooting for REALISTIC schools on list. Please let me know if my sGPA is not worth applying this cycle, thank you so much for the help!