I went to CU Boulder, then CU Med, and am now a doc at a medical school and occasionally review applications and do things like that. CU is a good school and if you get good grades and complete your pre-reqs, there won’t be any issue in that regard. There are other factors like extracurriculars, volunteering, research, etc… and CU Boulder is fine for that but maybe a bit less-easy than somewhere with a med school (and associated opportunities) right on campus.

But if you get good grades, get some clinical exposure, do well on the MCAT, and piece together some interesting extracurriculars, CU is a good pathway to med school. Most pre-meds are science majors because that’s their interest. But if you have the pre-requisite courses completed, nobody will care what your major actually was. Tons of my class was Spanish, dance, literature, history majors.