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What is the best pre med college in the US?

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Riley’s Answer

I have done some research about this online and found that the top three rated schools for this major are: John Hopkins University (Baltimore, Maryland), University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill, North Carolina), and Northwestern University (Evanston, Illinois). To make you decisions I suggest touring these colleges as well as taking into account the price and size of each.
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Estelle’s Answer

The best premed college is the college where you shine. Your major is not as important as your undergraduate grades, your MCAT score, your letters of reference, and your personal statements on your medical school application. For now, just focus on finding a major that really interests you in college. This will allow you to make great grades and find professors that appreciate your strengths and write strong letters of recommendation.
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Richard’s Answer

Having a degree from Harvard, Princeton, Yale or any the top schools might be an additional feather in your cap when it comes to applying to medical school, but the more important goal for applying should be high GPA and MCAT scores.

You will learn what you need to learn in medical school and residency to become a doctor. Whether you attend a community college and public university or expensive private school will not matter in your future career.
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Diana’s Answer

For medical school, the main things are your grades, extracurriculars and your MCAT scores (and of course be humble!). No matter where you go, you have you build your medical school "resume" in a sense. Get involved with volunteering and research, but also keep your grades up! You can do this anywhere and still achieve your goals of getting into medical school. But never lose sight of what you are, which is a student ! Enjoy your college experience while staying on track and keeping your grades up!
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Tanya’s Answer

Medical school is what you make it. What’s important is going to school in a place that you are happy in, have support, enjoy activities outside of school. A degree from Harvard, Yale - clearly have a reputation, but reputation alone does not make a great school.
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David’s Answer

If you are looking for just Pre-Med school, there is a lot of option but if you are looking into Medical school then it is a different story because Med school are depend on your study and practice. If you are just looking for Pre-Med colleges, listed below are your the Top 10 but there are other colleges and universities has it too. I went to Temple University in Philadelphia, PA. there we have couple good school such as, Temple U., UPenn, USP, Philadelphia U, St. Joes, Villanova U. and more with Pre-Med and other Health Care or Public Health major. Just do a little bit of research and see which one is suitable to you. Also you needs good grades, High SAT, MCAT and etc. in order to be consider for this field.

The Best Pre-Med Schools, Ranked Top 10 are:

1. Harvard College. Location: Cambridge, MA.
2. Duke University. Location: Durham, NC.
3. University of Pennsylvania. Location: Philadelphia, PA.
4. Washington University in Saint Louis. Location: St.
5. Rice University. Location: Houston, TX.
6. Stanford University. Location: Stanford, CA
7. Northwestern University. Location: Evanston, IL
8. Brown University. Location: Providence, RI
9. Amherst College. Location: Amherst, MA
10. Case Western Reserve University. Location: Cleveland, OH
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