As long as you do well on the MCAT you will be fine, BUT.... in no way should you bank on only 1 med school. Even if it were the lowest med school out there and you score in the 99th percentile, there is still no guarantee you will get into that school. Plan to move for med school and if you get lucky and get in, then great. The reality is you will likely need to move once for med school, again for residency, and again to get a job or fellowship. If you score a 510 or above, you GPA combined with former military service should give a solid chance at getting in somewhere, as long as you apply to several schools. The MCAT is going to be key for you though b/c if you don't have a strong MCAT it is going to heavily discount your GPA since you have so many CC hours. CC hrs are okay if you crush the MCAT since that presumes you actually had tough courses that taught you the material. Conversely, if you do poorly on the MCAT it looks like you just got good grades at CC b/c the courses were easy.