The good news is that medical schools look at trends and if you can get straight A’s or near straight A’s in the remaining 65 units, AND you do well on the MCAT, you will be competitive for some medical schools in the US. Especially because it sounds like you have some interesting extracurricular experiences. I would build on volunteer work and research and try as best as you can to get straight A’s. And when it comes time to take the MCAT, make sure you do real well. If you can get in the mid 30’s on the MCAT and have a 3.3 you may be competitive for even some first-tier medical schools. It will depend on your essay and interviews as well. Good luck.
