In a little bit of research, here is what I found that may help you out. The question you asked is exactly what this link will answer for you, in GREAT detail.

http://www.drgreene.com/21_566.html

As far as the school search is concenred for your undergrad…once you pick a school or use to search…

http://nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator/

There are many schools out there so good luck in your search!

You will need to get a degree from a 4 year school, whether public or private does not matter. Degree can be in biology, chemistry, psychology or a number of other fields, as long as you take the required prerequisites for pre-med. Med school is usually done at a different school unless you choose to go to an undergrad school that also has med school. But that is no guarantee that you will get into that med school. Pre-med can be very competitive so be prepared to put in a lot of study time. Work hard and do your best. Good luck!

Typically, one applies to a college or university in their “pre-med” program. While there, you work your butt off to keep high grades and build up a resume that is worthy of medical school applications. As a college senior, you take the MCAT (like the SAT for future medical students) and submit your applications to medical schools. After you obtain your BS, you spend 3 years in medical school and then you work 3 years of residency (typically, a general residency). After your 3 years of residency, you work may work an additional 3 years of specialized residency (in pediatrics). After this, you’re ready to start paying back your loans…

I’m an international student in NVCC, Waterbury, CT.

I found this college by searching in www.collegeboard.com

and then emailed them.

Try that website..

Good luck