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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]my husband went to medical school at Hopkins from Delaware. Out of 100 kids in his class, there were about 80 undergrad institutions represented. His best friends went to Princeton, U of Oklahoma and St. Mary's College of Maryland. In the end, they all got the same MD. I was pre-med at a small no name liberal arts college. The school placed 90% of pre-meds into medical school. The MCAT and doing very well wherever you are are what matters. [/quote] In some ways it can help to go to a small liberal arts college because the professors really know you and can write very detailed recommendations. That can help a lot for med school or grad school applications. I went to big state U's. The only reason I had a single professor who knew me is because I helped with his research project -- but even that was limited interaction. My DD is going to U Mary Wash this fall. A completely different college experience than what I had. One of the things that the president has mentioned is how well their graduates do in getting into med schools -- because the professors actually know them when they write recs.[/quote]
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