For example, if I was Denied from Rice/Baylor’s MSP program, can I still get into Rice with that same application?
Generally the combined programs are independent of the main admissions. But check with each to make sure.
In my limited experience, acceptance into the combined programs is more challenging/selective. Students are often admitted to the undergrad program but not the combined program up front.
@RichInPitt do you know if the plausible acceptance is usually made from the same application as the bs/md application? Or would I typically have to make a separate app for undergrad alone
@RichInPitt Also, are application fees associated with separate applications that some of these bs/md programs require? Or should it cost nothing on top of the regular application.
@sgopal2 Are application fees associated with separate applications that some of these bs/md programs require? Or should it cost nothing on top of the regular application.
Those are great questions. Have you tried contacting the school to ask them?
@WayOutWestMom can you answer this?
It can vary by school. At Boston University if you are denied for the BA/MD program you will not be considered for regular admission.
https://www.bu.edu/admissions/apply/first-year/accelerated-medical-requirements/
" Applicants to the Accelerated Program will be considered only for admission to this program."
I’ve tried contacting individual schools, but they won’t be able to respond quickly due to covid. Just wondering for my college list! 
I more or less know that we can be accepted into undergrad and not the special program, I just don’t know if I would have to make a separate application.
That should be clear on each website, it is different by school.
BS/MD programs often do have separate apps because they are generally read by people within medical school admissions, not the undergrad admissions staff.
IME AOs and such have been responding relatively quickly to these types of communications, just make sure you have thoroughly looked on their website before asking.
Please post all your questions to the current year BS/MD program in the multiple degree section.
Also post in existing thread than creating new threads.
BS/MD program admission and UG admission are independent. You may get UG but not BS/MD. But few programs after you are not selected for interview of BS/MD programs you need to notify explicitly that you would like to be considered for UG (BU, CWRU).
Many programs they will forward your app, transcripts etc to BS/MD program office but few programs it is a pain since you need to resubmit everything (example Northwestern).
In either case you need to write a separate essay/prompts for BS/MD program and each programs will have their own set of question(s).
At CWRU:
Admission to PPSP is highly competitive. Outstanding students who are not selected for the program still may be considered for undergraduate admission to Case Western Reserve; many choose to enroll in the first-year class.
https://case.edu/admission/academics/pre-professional-programs
Most schools allow you to get accepted even if you get rejected to the BSMD, there are some exceptions though. Additionally, for most BSMDs you will have to make a separate application which is usually no additional cost. However, there are those few schools that are different so try and contact the school.