Sure,
for the first chart:
-Along the Y Axis, far left side, you will find a list of schools. These are all the accredited institutions that teach medicine in order to get a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine license.
-Along the X Axis, on top, you will find a list of qualities of each school in the following order: Minimum MCAT score to be eligible to apply, Average MCAT score of the students who were accepted into the school last year (on old MCAT scale), Required minimum overall GPA to be eligible to apply, Required minimum Science GPA to be eligible to apply, Average overall GPA of those accepted last year, The state that the school is in, The cost for the application fee, and then any other applicable information.
For the Second Chart, it is very similar:
-Along the Y axis, far left side you will find a list of schools that have programs specifically designed for people who apply to medical schools and didn't get in, or have low GPAs and want to go to medical schools eventually.
-Along the X axis, on top, you will find a list of qualities of each school in the following order: Does it grant an actual degree? Minimum MCAT required to get into the program. Minimum overall GPA required to get into the program, Minimum Science GPA required to get into the program, Length of time of the program in months, Percentage of the students who graduate from the program who go on and end up applying and getting into medical school, Is the program full time or part time, What state it is in, any special ties to a medical school-several of the graduate programs have guaranteed interviews or acceptance into DO or MD programs depending on your GPA in the graduate school.
I hope this helps