When I was applying last summer my OR was very attentive but it all can depend on office size and with COVID times.
For me the process was OAR, medical, paperwork, interview, wait for boards. The OAR is the first step since its the first qualification and first look at how competitive you are for the boards. After the OAR you have to gather your medical history and get through medical at a MEPS or Walter Reed; which is another hurdle because it can take a lot of time to get in, and to gather any and all paperwork necessary. If all is good then you'll sign a bunch of forms and schedule an interview with an accessions officer and then wait for the next board results.
My situation when I applied, I was transferring from community college to a four year to complete my degree. The degree plan I submitted included summer semesters too. During my interview my AO brought up if I had any doubts on me being able to maintain the GPA requirements when I start my first semester at a four year. This was the only time it came up for me.