List of bs/md programs is very short. You got to apply wider if it is your goal.
Do not get discouraged. You have great stats for bs/md. Applying smartly will result in better chance of getting accepted somewhere. My D. was accepted to 3 bs/md programs, but all were at our in-state publics. The chances at in-state publics are great for your caliber student.
However, for bs/md’s you need to show a strong interest in medicine. By that I mean that you need to have good amount of hours in hospital volunteering (or similar facilities), physician shadowing and internship / paid position at Med. Research lab. I am not sure if you have any chances in any bs/md without medical EC’s. Keep in mind that everybody who apply will have very high stats and many will have perfect HS un-weighted GPA with the most rigorous classes possible at their respective HS’s and high SAT/ACT scores.
The other majors should be fine at any place. I am not familiar with selectivity in these area, D. was not aiming at any Elite colleges, she was aiming at bs/md programs and Merit scholarships so her list was constructed based primarily on these 2 with additional requirement of being within 4 hours from home (driving distance). And we do no live anywhere near California (looks like CA is where you live)
Best wishes!