NC student
If i were you, i would stick by your dream of becoming a doctor. Before going to a foreign school, i would strain your resources here in the States, whether it be MD or DO schools.
Your gpa is a little low, but im sure that you will have a shot at your state school with a competitive MCAT score. If you desire to go elsewhere it might take a year or two to get in, but it all depends on how much you want it.
As for chiropractic school, i would not even consider that if i were you. i was premed/predent as an undergrad and graduated with a 3.0, though i did have many blemishes on my record. i asked my premed advisor if they thought that i had a chance to get into med or dental school and they just laughed. so i gave up and went to chiro school because that is the only alternative i could find. I was wrong by coming here, and i am planning to leave for good in the next few months. Basically here you are taught to talk intelligently about anatomy and things like that, but the truth is chiropractic is not a very specific art and they truly do not know why things work and how they work even within their own profession. Also, there is no research so i do not see the profession advancing farther than it has already. I have also met many professionals that do not act very professional, but rather they act like salesman trying to sell their services. The profession and the school i go to is all about making lots of money at the expense of the public. this is what disappoints me most, and that is why i am leaving. I truly want to be a doctor also, and now i am willing to do all in my power to become one - a dentist.
Just keep plugging away
GA