Obviously, this is contingent on earning a very high college GPA and being recommended by the college’s pre-med committee (if there is one). Pre-med committees will advise those with little chance of admission to pursue other plans. This can be a good thing in that these students need not waste time and money futilely applying to medical schools, but it also makes medical school admission rates for the college look better since the likely or certain rejects are discouraged from applying.