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What are the best medical schools to go to?

I want to know what the best medical schools are? Also what are the best colleges to go to before med school?

Johns Hopkins is probably the best
go to a nice, smallish school for undergraduate degree in biology (pre med) and start working towards all the things you need to do for graduate school when you are a sophomore.

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5 Responses to “What are the best medical schools to go to?”

  1. Harvard, John Hopkins, Princeton
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  2. lusciouschocolate0904 on March 10th, 2010 at 7:06 am

    To be honest, the best medical school is School of Medicine in Grenada. A lot of doctors here in the US and all over the world travel to the Caribbean Island to study medicine there. They are very strict down there.
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  3. Johns Hopkins is probably the best
    go to a nice, smallish school for undergraduate degree in biology (pre med) and start working towards all the things you need to do for graduate school when you are a sophomore.
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  4. Check out the University of California San Francisco’s (UCSF) School of Medicine. It’s among the top 10 for both research-based and primary care education and training – one of only two universities to have a high rank in both categories.

    US News & World Report also ranks the following medical schools as follows:

    The ten research-based medical schools ranked as the best: (1) Harvard, (2) Washington University in St. Louis, (3) Johns Hopkins University, (4/tie) Duke, University of Pennsylvania, (6) UCSF, (7) University of Michigan, (8/tie) Columbia, Stanford, (10/tie) University of Washington, Yale.

    The medical schools ranked best for the quality of their primary care training are as follows: (1) University of Washington, (2) Oregon Health & Science University, (3/tie) University of Massachusetts-Worcester, University of Wisconsin, (5/tie) University of Minnesota-Duluth, University of North Carolina, (7) UC San Diego, (8) UCSF, (9/tie) University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, University of Iowa, University of Missouri.

    Good luck!
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    http://medschool.ucsf.edu/

  5. Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island. They have very good doctors. Lots of well established docs go there for further study and to teach. They also have a great hospital.
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