Wacky:
Couple of things for you, as Im applying to PCSOM right now and know a fair amt. about the processs there. Couple of things right off the bat:
1) Where are you from in the country?
2) Do you interview well?
3) Have you already graduated? If yes, do something to improve yourself. Retake a science class, preferably.
I wouldnt stress about the MCATs unless your distribution is all screwed up (in other words, 9,9,4 would be no good)
If ther answer to question one is somewhere in App. region, good. If not, you cant help this, dont stress on it, just move on.
This is the question not to BS yourself on. Be honest with yourself. Pike places a huge value on the interview, huge. Lots of people think they interview well and they dont. Thus, find someone somewhat objective who will practice with you and most importantly, help you shine. Find someone who will point out whatever little nuances you do/say (we all have them), as that will help let whatever the best aspect of your personality is shine through. If you get the interview, its not a numbers game anymore, its about you. Thus, its your chance to show them that what defines you isnt the 22 MCAT. The Pikeville interview is known for being very casual, so the cards are in your favor from the get go. Again, prepare.