Good Medical Schools

George Washington University School Of Medicine  offers students many perks, but they come at a high price. Students who graduate from  George Washington Medical School  leave with memories of studying on the National Mall , shopping and playing in Georgetown , and listening to congressional debates. Ironically enough for a school located in the nation's capital, though, GWU gets no federal funding, making the school's tuition one of the highest in the country. Students need to seriously consider how in debt they want to be if they want to attend George Washington University School Of Medicine And Health Sciences . Admissions/Financial Aid/Class Profile The class size averages about 150. Student ages range from 21 to the 40's. For the class of 2019 , the range was 19 to 32, with an average age of 23. GWU is proud to accept nontraditional students, and, as a resuh, many students are older with famihes. There are always cliques but these tend to disintegrate during th

Georgetown University is the oldest Jesuit institution in the United States . Education is a jesuit tradition, and the education you will receive at Georgetown Medical School  is excellent but rigorous. On your first visit as an applicant to Georgetown , you will meet Ms. Sullivan , the admissions adviser, who introduces you to the school and its traditions. Even more important, she tells applicants the specifics about medical school , and she tells it like it is. Some people think this is offsetting. Others appreciate that she doesn't sugarcoat what is likely to be the toughest four years of your life. Georgetown University Medical School Requirements General biology: 1 year with lab General chemistry: 1 year with lab Organic chemistry: 1 year with lab (note: Georgetown Medical School recommends biochemistry, with no lab required, and notes that it's going to replace a second semester of chemistry with lab) Physics: 1 year with lab Mathematics (college-level):

Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science has the distinction of having as one of its major clinical sites Cook County Hospital , the location on which the television show E.R . is based. Although the Medical School is located in North Chicago , a 45 minute drive from downtown Chicago , many students live in Chicago itself, and the School serves a diverse population of patients in Chicago , North Chicago , and other surrounding suburbs. Tuition and Fees How much does Chicago Medical School usually cost? The tuition fee is $ 56,500-$ 62,700 per year. Preclinical Years   Classes begin at a snail s pace. Most students take advantage of the start of first semester to go downtown, explore Chicago , party, and collect their thoughts. About three weeks into the academic year , gross anatomy starts, with 5 to 6 hours of class a day. Fortunately, most  Chicago Medical School  departments prepare class notes that are distributed at the beginning of each semester. A s

Located adjacent to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the national headquarters for the American Cancer Society in what is arguably the most scenic area of Atlanta , Emory University School of Medicine is on a mission to become the premier medical school of the Southeast . Emory Medical School continues to attract and cultivate leaders in the field of medicine (and build new hospitals at an astounding rate). Emory Medical School Requirements, Acceptance Rate, Class Profile, GPA and MCAT Scores You must complete a minimum of 90 semester hours (or 135 quarter hours) of a balanced undergraduate education from a regionally accredited institution within the us or a similarly accredited institution in Canada . Completion of the baccalaureate degree is very preferred. If your undergraduate degree is from a university outside the us and Canada , you want to complete all 32 semester hours of the specified science coursework at a regionally a

Eastern Virginia Medical School (EVMS) does an excellent job at introducing, guiding, and, ultimately, preparing a student for the years of residency. It fosters a noncompetitive environment and provides opportunities for research and community involvement tor anyone from the minimally motivated student to the basic overachiever. Medical school is more about what students make of it than where they go, but it is critically important to receive the necessary tools to move toward the next phase of training. Admissions/Financial Aid  As it is a state supported school, many of the entering medical students at EVMS are residents of the state of Virginia . In recent years, about 30 percent of students have been from other states. The mean age among entering students in the last couple of years has been between 25 and 27, with many of them having advanced degrees. Eastern virginia medical center Eastern Virginia Medical School receives about 4,000 to 6,000 applications per ye

Set at the toot of the Appalachian Mountains in northeast Tennessee , a fairly rural, lower socioeconomic area, the James H. Quillen College of Medicine has, since its founding in 1978 , taken pride in producing high quality primary care physicians. Consistently more than 60 percent ot graduates choose residencies in primary care, and many of these physicians practice in a rural setting. This focused commitment has allowed Etsu Quillen College Of Medicine  to become a national leader in the training ot primary care physicians, illustrated by U.S. News & World Report ranking Quillen sixth in the nation for programs in rural medicine. The Rural Primary Care Track (RPCT) is a unique opportunity for students to be intimately involved in rural medicine throughout the four years of medical school . The W. K. Kellogg Foundation granted $6 million to Quillen for this program, of which about 15 percent of students take advantage. Still, many graduates do not choose primary ca

Set in the heart of eastern North Carolina tobacco country, this humble medical school packs quite a punch. What began as a one year program at a small rural county hospital in 1972 has now blossomed into a twenty one year old fully accredited four year medical school at a major tertiary care center . East Carolina University Brody School of Medicine  has earned its reputation for rural health and family medicine from its mission to produce primary care physicians to care for the underserved populations of eastern North Carolina . East Carolina University Brody Medical School  attracts North Carolinians of all types. The University has a large contingent of nontraditional students and students who are members of minority groups, and its students are graduates of colleges and universities from all over the country. No matter what a student's background, Ecu Brody Medical School  fosters an environment of teamwork and camaraderie. This is exemplified by the infamous annual wa