"Can" ≠ "Will." Keep in mind a recruiter's only job is to enlist, not commission, and their stats drive their success and, thus, evals.
If there's anywhere that it is more likely than other places, I would think USMCR is it. In the ANG/USAFR enlisted corps, there are quite a few enlisted airmen -- 24% and 32%, respectively -- with undergraduate and even masters degrees. Some of your future USMCR enlisted peers are early enough in their careers where they, too, desire to commission and would be your competition. And nearly 16% of them already have degrees and, more importantly, experienmce is the Corps.
This might help:
https://download.militaryonesource.mil/12038/MOS/Reports/2018-demographics-report.pdf
Start at page 96. USMCR stats are on page 98 and are excrpted below for your reading pleasure:
If you're a solid Marine and a good leader, it'll likely happen for you...but there's no promise and you definitely shouldn't enlist counting on a commission if you'd otherwise be disgruntled.