Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not a meaningful difference in terms of quality and med school results. Go by what environment you prefer.

https://www.collegetransitions.com/dataverse/top-feeders-medical-school/

Williams is #14th in per capita placement, and Emory is #22nd, with is indistinguishable IMO

The list you posted is outdated I beileve.
https://www.collegetransitions.com/blog/from-pre-med-to-md-understanding-the-pathways-to-medical-school/

Emory is 17, Williams 25.

Anonymous wrote:Not a meaningful difference in terms of quality and med school results. Go by what environment you prefer.

https://www.collegetransitions.com/dataverse/top-feeders-medical-school/

Williams is #14th in per capita placement, and Emory is #22nd, with is indistinguishable IMO

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Williams has much more prestige, never would consider Emory a desirable place. But Williams is rural and cold.

I don’t agree at all. Maybe if you’re knee deep in Boston, but everywhere else would know much more of Emory. It’s really only in the minds of DCUM that these niche lacs are uber prestigious.

emory is mid and not that well known

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Williams has much more prestige, never would consider Emory a desirable place. But Williams is rural and cold.

I don’t agree at all. Maybe if you’re knee deep in Boston, but everywhere else would know much more of Emory. It’s really only in the minds of DCUM that these niche lacs are uber prestigious.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Williams has much more prestige, never would consider Emory a desirable place. But Williams is rural and cold.

I don’t agree at all. Maybe if you’re knee deep in Boston, but everywhere else would know much more of Emory. It’s really only in the minds of DCUM that these niche lacs are uber prestigious.

Irrespective of perception, Williams ranks well when viewed objectively. This site, for example, placed it a rarefied 8th nationally when considered among colleges and universities together:

https://wallethub.com/edu/e/college-rankings/40750

Wallet hub is where you get your definitive sources? You think Dartmouth is better than MIT? W&L is better than Amherst and Pomona. Be for real. You found a ranking where you could spread this bs.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Williams has much more prestige, never would consider Emory a desirable place. But Williams is rural and cold.

I don’t agree at all. Maybe if you’re knee deep in Boston, but everywhere else would know much more of Emory. It’s really only in the minds of DCUM that these niche lacs are uber prestigious.

Irrespective of perception, Williams ranks well when viewed objectively. This site, for example, placed it a rarefied 8th nationally when considered among colleges and universities together:

https://wallethub.com/edu/e/college-rankings/40750

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Williams has much more prestige, never would consider Emory a desirable place. But Williams is rural and cold.

I don’t agree at all. Maybe if you’re knee deep in Boston, but everywhere else would know much more of Emory. It’s really only in the minds of DCUM that these niche lacs are uber prestigious.

Maybe if you are in Atlanta but not in the rest of the world. Emory doesn't have more recognition than the top SLACs. Neither group has much recognition with the general public. That is fine and to be expected since since school knowledge for the vast majority of the public comes from watching sports. Both Emory and Williams are great schools; this thread is one of the most inane threads that I have read in a long time.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Williams has much more prestige, never would consider Emory a desirable place. But Williams is rural and cold.

I don’t agree at all. Maybe if you’re knee deep in Boston, but everywhere else would know much more of Emory. It’s really only in the minds of DCUM that these niche lacs are uber prestigious.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Williams has much more prestige, never would consider Emory a desirable place. But Williams is rural and cold.

I don’t agree at all. Maybe if you’re knee deep in Boston, but everywhere else would know much more of Emory. It’s really only in the minds of DCUM that these niche lacs are uber prestigious.

Anonymous wrote:Williams has much more prestige, never would consider Emory a desirable place. But Williams is rural and cold.

Anonymous wrote:Williams has much more prestige, never would consider Emory a desirable place. But Williams is rural and cold.

Anonymous wrote:Emory is one of the new ivy colleges

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Emory has research, shadow, and internship opportunities that Williams doesn't have. The campus includes the medical school, a massive academic hospital, the CDC, school Of public health, primate research lab, and, of course, all the undergrad professors' labs.

Williams is small and academic, but you don't have the spider web of opportunities that will be available in Emory's universe.

And all of the above explains why Williams graduates get into better medical schools.

Lol

Very easy to do when theres only 13 graduates.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not a meaningful difference in terms of quality and med school results. Go by what environment you prefer.

https://www.collegetransitions.com/dataverse/top-feeders-medical-school/

Williams is #14th in per capita placement, and Emory is #22nd, with is indistinguishable IMO

And Emory sends to Emory and unc, while willaims sends to Harvard, upenn, and yale.