To be a fairly competitive applicant, you should have about a 3.5 GPA and 10s on all three sections of the MCAT. Of course, the higher these numbers are, the more competitive you become. But I would say that if you have these numbers, *most* schools will at least look at your extracurricular activities and other experiences before deciding whether to invite you for an interview, and *most* schools would accept you with these numbers if you had some really good ECs and showed a dedication to medicine. With that said, medical schools are looking for a really diverse student population, and since no one has figured out yet what formula they use, your best bet is to keep your grades up and get involved in some interesting activities that you enjoy. And, of course, everyone has different life experiences, etc, so there really is no definitive cutoff for gpa/mcat scores to be accepted.