To answer your question: if you can't meet the requirements of a US MD school, it's unlikely that you'll be able to get into a DO school either. Their admissions requirements are about the same as MD requirements. Don't make the mistake of assuming that they are any easier to get into -- even though many people in the past used to go that route when they couldn't get into MD school. DO schools are not alternatives to MD school in the sense that they should not be viewed as a "fall back" option.
Now that that's out of the way...
I don't usually comment on this, but -- is this how you really write? Or are you someone that has signed onto this board to rip on foreign students/grads? There is such a thing as Spell Check. If you don't have it, it would be a good investment, because even though you have an MCAT of 30 and a 3.3 average, you can't spell for beans. I realize you may be a non-native English speaker, but you have to realize that if you post a message (or write an exam answer or an entry in a medical chart) with spelling and grammar like you've used here, people will really wonder if you're qualified enough to be working as a physician in the US. Historically, people have viewed doctors as among the most educated members of society. It's my opinion that when you make a post like this one, you'll seem under-educated.
Don't get me wrong -- this is not a rip on non-English speakers. God knows I make my share of mistakes with Spanish, a language in which I'm constantly trying to improve. But when I write something, I try my best to make it appear without mistakes, although I don't always succeed.
So my advice to you is to check and recheck everything you write, be more careful with what you submit for others to view, because you want to appear as educated as that 3.3 GPA proves that you are. Sorry if this sounds harsh...
