Good luck with the UCSF program, that is considered to be a very reputable program. I believe the post-bacc classes take place at San Francisco State, so they may be less demanding thatn that at Davis, but the name recognition of UCSF will work to your benefit. As for Davis, the amount of people that get in from year to year varies. This year there were 11 people, 5 people have had interviews at medical schools (or other conditional admit programs). So far 3 of us have gotten in at U. of Minn., UC Davis and Iowa, all of which are really good schools. The only problem with the post-bacc at Davis (an probably the other UCs) is that most schools want to see that you have a year of coursework to show that you can succeed in medical school. Since you apply before you actually take any classes at Davis, this puts ayou at a disadvantage. And I want to stress that UC Davis is not a conditional admit program into there medical school. But if you don't have your hopes up on getting in next year and get a 3.7 or above in the post-bacc, I really don't see why you shouldn't get in somewhere the following year. Another big thing is the MCAT. I cannot stress enough that the MCAt is a great equalizer for bad grades. I had a sub 3.0 from undergrad, but a very good MCAT score and got in this year. If you do decide to do the Davis program, I would suggest that you start studying for the MCAt before teh summer starts so things are less stressful and so that you can have some more time to work on other important things like your personal statement.