<p>My impression is that most colleges have fantastic biology programs because there are lots of pre-meds/biology majors everywhere (at least initially). Even Sarah Lawrence, noted for its writing and humanities programs, has a wonderful biology/biochemistry program. What I find to be usually lacking at many liberal arts colleges is the strength of the physics program (Vassar’s physics program isn’t all that good, for instance. It’s OK. Other schools on your list have wonderful physics programs.) But I digress.</p>
<p>All schools on your list should prepare you well for med school, but it is important to note that the lack of grade inflation at some of those schools may serve as an impediment when you apply to medical schools. It’s worth looking into F&M, Mount Holyoke (if you are a girl), Saint Olaf, Hamilton, and Haverford.</p>