I just graduated from Saba. I'd say that part of it depends on how far in advance you apply. The earlier you apply the easier it is to get in. I'd say that to get into Saba or Ross you need a 3.0 and to get into MUA probably all you need is a 2.5 or so. From what I understand, people who are not accepted to Saba go to MUA. I may be incorrect about this last point, but that's what I've heard (because they're run by the same people). St.George's, which is the best of them all would probably require a 3.1-3.2 or better as well as a big, fat bank account.
Hope this helps. And don't listen to what people tell you............as long as you are reasonably intelligent you will get a very good residency. Only the major screw-ups have any troubles (and they probably don't deserve to be doctors).
Peace out.
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