I just took this from the successful applicants stats '21 and simplified it, so you can look through that thread and see the entirety of my post. I'd like to say that it doesn't do much good to compare yourself to everyone else. Throughout the application cycle, I stressed out constantly about my low GPA and I got 2 flat out rejection letters before getting my interview offers. Just put everything and anything on your application that will make you stand out, and be confident
You can always PM me if you need help with anything on your app. Also, keep in mind I was a KY resident, therefore I had less competition since I was only competing for a spot with other people from my state rather than an at large applicant. The interview also matters in terms of judging if you would be a good fit at the school. It all depends on what the admissions committee is looking for in terms of their class.
Overall GPA: 3.35
Science GPA: 3.07
Organic/Physics/Biochem GPA: ~3.7
Last 45 GPA: 3.43
GRE (Q/V/W): 149 (35%) / 152 (55%) / 4.5 (82%)
Veterinary Experience: SA vet assistant for a year; assistant at an animal research lab for about a year; shadowed an equine vet and emergency SA vet (same person); shadowed another vet at a SA clinic
Animal Experience: Dog bather at PetSmart; Volunteer at a Brazilian wildlife sanctuary; volunteer at a horse barn, humane society volunteer
Research Experience: Research assistant in the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest studying endangered monkeys; research assistant with captive orangutans at the zoo; same laboratory job as stated above; research assistant at the same wildlife sanctuary
Non-Animal Volunteering: Camp counselor at a summer camp for Autistic children
LORs: Small Animal Vet, Pre-Vet advisor and lab animal vet, Genetics professor, Primatologist from Brazil