Hi, so I graduated in 2019 with a BS in neuroscience and minor in religion. My GPA's are cGPA: 3.12, sGPA: 3.25. These are super low I know, so I started taking some post bacc classes last year at 15 credits with a 3.7, all science classes. Because I get a tuition waiver at the school I work at, I can only take 2 classes at a time, plus working full time as a research assistant(~2000hrs in physiology lab) I dont think I could handle more! I have clinical experience working at a front desk person at a mental health clinic (gave psych tests, initial appt questionnaires) and volunteering at a hospital (total ~300hrs spread out over a year). I was going to start hospice volunteering but COVID hit. I also was on the board for a medical review journal in my undergrad, social chair for a LGBT+ magazine, school's radio DJ, and worked at the CDC one summer. Recently, (around a year ago or less) i started volunteering at a rehab center and crisis text line (both around 100hrs). I don't have any excuses for my performance/ underwhelming EC's in undergrad, other than I was immature and didn't have my priorities straight. I will say after grad, working and the pandemic have really put my perspective straight. However, this is the last year I can get a committee letter from my undergrad so I'd like to apply this year, but i'm not sure if it's worth it ... any advice is appreciated!
EDIT: Sorry, I forgot to add my MCAT scores: 506 -> 512 and I'm ORM (Asian)