Any 4yr college can be a “pre-med” school. Med schools don’t require any particular major. They just have a list of prerequisite courses they require you to take before you apply. However, since med school is so competitive, you have a better chance of getting in if your school is more prestigious. So, just look up the US News rankings and find the most prestigious school.

NYU and Columbia are top school located in New York. Ohio State is actually pretty good. I can’t remember the rank, but I have two cousins who got into med school from Rutgers so whatever it’s ranked, you can still get in if your grades and MCAT score are high enough.

If you are looking at small schools, take a look at my school, Ohio Welseyan University in Delaware, Ohio. I am not pre-med, but I was when I started college, and the pre-med program was one of the biggest reasons I chose my school. Although I have changed my major, I’m still super happy there though. Check out the pre-health profession website at OWU…

http://bio.owu.edu/pre.htm

Good luck!

Johns Hopkins Univ

Miami University, Ohio University, Ohio State University, and University of Toledo – all in Ohio.

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if you have the grades, definately Johns Hopkins! It was on the top 10 list of universities

You should learn how to spell first!!!