Two degrees, two totally different GPAs -> are they averaged together for med school?

Hi, I’m a nontraditional student with two undergrad degrees achieved 10 years apart. The first was A BA in psychology at a big time state school where i graduated with a 2.6-2.7 GPA at 21 and the other with a BS in nuclear medicine technology with a 3.75-3.8 GPA at 32. Oddly enough, only one class that I’ve taken in my previous alma mater counts towards med school pre-reqs, whereas my first degree has absolutely none whatsoever. I have yet to complete my science pre-reqs and that will produce the overwhelming component of my science GPA. Will my 2 undergrad GPAs average together and possibly disqualify me from even being considered for admissions?

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All undergrad classes will be counted towards the cGPA and your BCPM courses will be counted towards your sGPA. This includes any post bacc courses you take