Sorry, but this is also why podiatry students get NO respect from the D.O. or M.D. students. Unless you got a 30+ on the MCAT I really don't think that is fair that you proved you didn't give a crap about your undergrad yet you still got accepted to a med school. If I ever got a 2.75cGPA or less for my undergrad degree I personally would feel as if I slapped my parents in the face by saying "I could care less that you paid for me to get an education." I have a couple friends who are going for 6 years in college to get a B.A. or a general studies degree that have below a 2.7 cGPA and all of us sit there and think that their parents should have stopped paying for their education after their sophomore year.
Just my opinion. I know my GPA isn't so stellar, but I sure do know that anybody with a cumulative GPA below a 3.0 doesn't deserve to even get an interview from a DPM school. It is a slap in the face to the system and goes to prove that some of these schools would rather accept you, get your payment for the first year, and then expecting you to fail out early in which they already have your $30K+ payment.