To the OP...
...If someone came to me and asked if, though they happened to be morbidly obese with emphysema, they could be entered to run a marathon.
Well...sure....you can find some places that will take your money and let you put on a number and run with everyone for a few paces, but eventually you'll fall behind.
Your MCAT and GPA aren't the limiting factor for your medical school success; the real limiter is the motivation that earned them. My fat guy analogy may not be airtight, but I hope it gives a better idea as to what you need to be worrying about. Getting into pod school is by far the easiest part of the process.
Please understand, I don't mean to say that you won't make it, but you do need to understand that podiatry school is exponentially more difficult than any academics you've had thus far, and the effort required to snag a 2.4 undergrad GPA applied here will be enough work to put you in the last spot in your class, lucky to pass a single class.
It's doable, but you really, /really/ need to have a good understanding of the work involved if you're considering throwing at least 25k at an education.
