GPA and MCAT scores may indicate your competitiveness for a program, but they often poorly reflect the quality of school overall. Touro-NY, for instance, has MCAT and GPA scores that are amongst the highest of any DO school, but this is more a factor of location than program quality. Clinical affiliations, associated residency/fellowship programs, and overall curriculum quality are far more important than GPA and MCAT scores in the DO world. MSU-COM, CCOM, PCOM, NYIT, and Rowan SOM have some of the best osteopathic residency affiliations. Whether this makes them better schools is in the eye of the beholder. Do your research, and find a school that has a teaching style and opportunities that fit your overall goals as a future osteopathic medical student.
Also, learn to use the search function. Upper right. Kind of like Google, almost magical in its effectiveness.