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<p>No, there is no chance of that.</p>
<p>One “safety” strategy to consider would be colleges with direct-entry med school. One that I know of is Alabama-Birmingham (UAB), but there are others. You apply for the program when applying for undergrad and then med school entry is automatic (as long as you make reasonable grades). UAB would also give you a big merit scholarship, so that would allow more money to go towards med school. Research and many other perks are automatic as well. Of course admission to these programs is highly competitive.</p>
<p>Have you thought about LACs? There are many that would be safeties for you and would give you merit money. Rhodes College would be an example, and others have already mentioned St. Olaf. Higher quality LACs are generally thought to be good for med school prep. Most of the CTCL would be safeties for you and would give you merit scholarships: <a href=“http://www.ctcl.org%5B/url%5D”>www.ctcl.org</a></p>
<p>I would also take a look at Fordham - they give full tuition scholarships to students with your stats.</p>