People inherently want to see hard rankings, but it's not going to happen. I think even in this forum people will take things too personal, and it's just way too subjective. That is why the official rankings were abandoned. I'd like to consider UNC competitive, but it's all in what you consider competitive. If you are trying to get in from out of state, for example, it's extremely competitive. Here are some stats for my class (2006):
GPA
Science: 3.40 (3.51 in 2005)
Non-Science: 3.50 (3.54 in 05)
DAT
Academic Average: 19.7
Perceptual Ability: 18.7
Quantitative Reasoning: 19.0
Reading Comp: 20.9
Total Science: 19.3
13 out of state out of 81 total enrolled, and I believe a total number of applicants around 800-1000 (heavily instate).
Just a side note that's just my opinion, but competitiveness doesn't always equal better school. In fact, I think it has very little relation. If you want to be a great clinician, for example, going to the ultra competitive harvard will not give you nearly as good a clinical training as many other programs. Obviously, a 3 year program will attract many more applicants, but it doesn't necessarily translate into a better school.